Don't you still have that place, for example GitHub, where open source code lives in non-minified, non-obfuscated form, together with a README, an issue tracker, etc.?
Why do you need to rely on the production binary to be human readable? Should web developers be forced to open source all their work, whether they want to or not, because of technical limitations of the web implementation?
> I think I'll soon miss the days where we all had to show each other our code on the web.
All of my code is open source, you're welcome to look at it. That's not changing because WebAssembly is coming out.
Why do you need to rely on the production binary to be human readable? Should web developers be forced to open source all their work, whether they want to or not, because of technical limitations of the web implementation?
> I think I'll soon miss the days where we all had to show each other our code on the web.
All of my code is open source, you're welcome to look at it. That's not changing because WebAssembly is coming out.