Does Apple allow you to obfuscate the JavaScript?

[Philipp Lenssen]

I'm creating a JavaScript-based iPad game using Phone... am I allowed
to use a JavaScript code compressor like Google's Closure Compiler
(http://closure-compiler.appspot.com/home), as it also obfuscates the
code as side-effect? I was figuring maybe Apple wants to have a look
at the original unobfuscated JavaScript so that I maybe am not allowed
to use anything that would make it harder to read...

Thanks for any help!

[Philipp Lenssen]

> I'm creating a JavaScript-based iPad game using Phone...

(Sorry, make that: "... using PhoneGap".)

[Jesse MacFadyen]

Obfuscate away! Your objc is unreadable, js can be too.

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On 2010-07-27, at 1:14 AM, Philipp Lenssen <philipp...@gmail.com> wrote:

>> I'm creating a JavaScript-based iPad game using Phone...
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> (Sorry, make that: "... using PhoneGap".)
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[Philipp Lenssen]

> Obfuscate away! Your objc is unreadable, js can be too.

Thanks for the info!
I suppose that includes that it's allowed to obfuscate-compress the
phonegap.js and rename it phonegap-compressed.js, right? (I figure it
can't hurt to keep file sizes small...)