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Overall the idea looks good, but the product looks too cheap, javascript validation? oh perhaps I could do it on my own. Just hide the details and put some jar
by murukesh_s 8y ago
Overall the idea looks good, but the product looks too cheap, javascript validation? oh perhaps I could do it on my own.
Just hide the details and put some jargons (AI/ML to detect behaviour etc :) and give an enterprise look and feel.
- wafflesraccoon 8y agoI agree, after looking over the project the first thing I thought was "I bet I could do this myself". +1 for hiding the details and adding a little jargon.
- msiggy 8y agoObfuscating what your product does is a terrible idea. Don't do this.
- skyde 8y agoI agree if you need to hide what value it really bring people will stop using it as soon as they understand.
- gmiller123456 8y agoUnfortunately this is exactly what he recommends in his FAQ: "Besides, we strongly recommend to let our JavaScript file blend in with the rest of your application's JavaScript. Webpack, compress and uglify the best you can, to make the code responsible for validation as difficult as possible to find and break."
- msiggy 8y agoWasn't talking about code obfuscation :)
- stevew20 8y agoThis is an aweful idea and you should be ashamed for posting it. If OP had gone this route with his product, I wouldn't have even scrolled, just hit the back button immediately.