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i would say in most cases it doesn't matter if its secure because A) The person breaking into the source code server isn't your competitor B) Source code isnt
by utnick 19y ago
i would say in most cases it doesn't matter if its secure because
A) The person breaking into the source code server isn't your competitor
B) Source code isnt the life of most web 2.0 startups. If I gave you the source code to Twitter it wouldn't get you very far.
- pibefision 19y agoB) What if we could get access to an early release of Basecamp?
- slim 19y agoi'd add that in the world of web2.0 the most important part of the code is de-facto disclosed. it's JavaScript, CSS and HTML.