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Do you obfuscate your code? [Edit]

Survey period: 27 Feb 2012 to 5 Mar 2012

Protecting your code, for example .NET DLLs or client side Javascript, is important for some. Do you deliberately (as opposed to accidentally) obfuscate your code? Suggested by Collin Jasnoch

Option	Votes	%
No, we don't since there is no need	517	48.00
No, we don't because we don't care if others see the code	227	21.08
Yes, using commercial tools	82	7.61
Yes, using free tools (or tools that come with, say, Visual Studio)	129	11.98
Yes, using our own in-house methods	41	3.81
I don't know what obfuscating means.	81	7.52
Total	1,077	100%

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No, because...

Sander Rossel26-Feb-12 20:14

Sander Rossel

26-Feb-12 20:14

When you'd see some of our code you couldn't tell the difference anyway Poke tongue | ;-P

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}

Re: No, because...

Andy_L_J26-Feb-12 22:30

Andy_L_J

26-Feb-12 22:30

Looks like I might qualify for a position then!

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