It is possible (though not common) to distribute the compiled *.pyc files
rather than the source *.py files. See the bottom
of https://www.smallsurething.com/how-to-obfuscate-python-source-code/ .
Back in early days of Django there was a (very expensive) commercially sold
content management sys
Hi there,
On 2018-01-11 07:58, ashish.bha...@exponentiadata.com wrote:
Hello,
I have a requirement which says that the user should not be able to
read/modify my code.I thought to add some junk code to the project
is it possible??
Assuming by "user" you mean someone who has a copy of your co
Hello,
Instagram is written in Django; however when you use Instagram you can't see or
modify the code, can you? Same thing in every web application, whether written
in RoR, PHP, Java, whatever.
So what exactly do you mean? What is the "user" of your code? Why would the user
be able to read/modif
Hello,
I have a requirement which says that the user should not be able to
read/modify my code.I thought to add some junk code to the project
is it possible??
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