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		kuschku on Oct 15, 2015 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Page Weight Matters (2012) Well, you could process the JSON on client side. `response.comments.forEach(comment => comment.author = response.user[comment.author]);` Preferably, even, you could do it during rendering so it can be garbage collected afterwards.

spion on Oct 15, 2015 [–]

Well, that counts as further deserialisation in my book. At least if you set up a convention to automate it for all kinds of objects. Otherwise you'd have to do it manually for every type of request

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