I don't remember why I did this, but it seems it can be easily fixed.
This is a bug because, while synchronously requesting one-by-one the details of each actor, it blocks the execution of the rest of the code. Also making one request at a time, makes the app slow.
I am refering to this function on rip.js: function get_actor (id)
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I don't remember why I did this, but it seems it can be easily fixed.
This is a bug because, while synchronously requesting one-by-one the details of each actor, it blocks the execution of the rest of the code. Also making one request at a time, makes the app slow.
I am refering to this function on rip.js:
function get_actor (id)