Kenneth Lim

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@aferriss I think some points are covered [here](https://github.com/processing/p5.js/wiki/Optimizing-p5.js-Code-for-Performance) but definitely can be expanded where required. Visibility of the page can probably be improved as well. @AqilCont I don't see moving...

Seems to be happening on my end with `grunt-contrib-yuidoc": "1.0.0"` and there's no reference to `0.4.0rc7` anywhere else in my code or dependency tree. Downgrading to node v14 with npm...

I've tracked down the problem to [this chunk](https://github.com/npm/cli/commit/e5ce6bbbad82b85c8e74a4558503513e4f337476#diff-64a92c5a4275abf8d65402311c5f055db65561bf3e92bfb7f7fe97492de323e6R151-R186) and reverting it seems to address the immediate problem. I don't know enough about what happens under the scene here to say...

@ljharb Why does NPM allow packages that didn't follow semver to be published in the first place? If a package with version number like `0.4.0rc7` can be published on NPM...

Reported before in #314. I would suggest trying to isolate the error as much as possible and provide more information about your setup (eg. any remote resources, what kind of...

I had dealt with this in 3 different ways before: 1. Define all the required assets [through Nexrender](https://github.com/inlife/nexrender#footage-items) (this is what I'm doing now) 2. Open up the project in...

> Yes, I have done with defining all assets but what happened if there are more footage assets with AEP file. Like, 50 or more than. Then also we have...

For how I'm defining the assets programmatically, it is as described in the README [here](https://github.com/inlife/nexrender#template-rendering). Assets that form their own layers is easily replaced with footage items. More complex assets...

> As much as I understand that you are saying that those assets whose layers are present in aep template can be replaced with another. But in my template, there...

@aceslowman That may not be necessary. If you can run `npm test` to completion it should be fine.