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I am learning html5/css3/javascript.
But I have found that the samples on the web disclose their source codes.
Does this mean html5/javascript can not protect source codes?
Welcome any comments.
All of those (HTML, CSS, JavaScript) work on the client side, always have, they are part of the presentation layer and the web browsers have always been capable of displaying the source code for what’s presented to the user.
So no, you can’t have closed-source projects that are solely based upon HTML, CSS and/or JavaScript