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I have some Javascript functions in my pages that were previously inserted directly into jsp, within the tags <script>. I later changed them to a.js file where I just import the functions. I wonder if there is a better way to hide such functions, making it difficult for the user to find them.
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You won’t be able to hide it, but you can make things difficult, minify your script and swap explicit names for vowels or symbols, make your code illegible by a human. I use the uglify for that reason
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No, at most you can use uglify to make it difficult to read javascript. If you have some code that should not be exposed in the client do it in the backend and not on the front.
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