[usingpond]

People who are actually concerned about exposing their amazing Javascript and CSS to the world probably don't have very amazing code to begin with.

[nachteilig]

I'm not sure how well you can really obscure it anyway. Anyone who knows what they're doing can still get at the source.

[bendilts]

People who aren't concerned about exposing their amazing Javascript and CSS to the world probably don't have very amazing jobs to begin with.

[imjared]

That's a pretty bold (and borderline offensive) statement. You're effectively thumbing your nose at anyone who develops open source projects and even more so, anyone who subscribes to a philosophy of the open-nature of the web.

[bendilts]

I think you're taking my tongue-in-cheek reply to a troll a wee bit too seriously :-) We love open source at Lucidchart and employ a lot of people who contribute in meaningful ways to a variety of open-source projects.

[PavlovsCat]

What makes the original post not tongue-in-cheek, and your reply not a troll? Telepathy?

[BaconJuice]

Then what was your explanation behind your previous statement?

[bhanks]

Might be that the poster had no previous posting or commenting history.

[usingpond]

That's pretty big talk coming from someone whose site has ~250 !important declarations in their CSS on a single page, and had to use a jQuery plugin to handle cookies (lol). If working there is an "amazing job" then I'm on a pretty awesome level.