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Yes, it could and there is a good chance it eventually will. Not because it would be actually possible to hide it but because code has/will become so complex t
by datalist 10y ago
Yes, it could and there is a good chance it eventually will.
Not because it would be actually possible to hide it but because code has/will become so complex that it wouldnt really make sense anymore. Take, for example, sites like Facebook or Gmail: even the developers tools barely help understanding them, let alone the raw "view source".
This (human understanding) will not get better with an intermediate language like WebAssembly (which should not be considered an obstacle though). And this does not take into account a possibly even more drastic change in technology and the web (or whatever the web would be called then).