Il 13/07/20 14:30, Roland Hughes ha scritto:
Let us not forget that QML+JavaScript is completely insecure in the OpenSource world. All of that JavaScript gets stuffed into the binary you ship as free text. Anyone with a decent text editor can read/extract your super secret proprietary algorithms. Worse yet, anyone with enough patience can change a binary in the field.
If you have the source, then why do you need to bother with extracting binaries?
If you meant in the *non* opensource world, then: 1) the QML compiler has been a reality for a number of years;2) your "super secret" algorithms belong to C++, not to QML, so using or not using QML doesn't change the equation. And, you can obfuscate the JavaScript code used by your QML part.
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