There are several ways to protect your source codes:
1. Keep your source codes confidential - Limit access to the source code and only share it with people you trust, such as your developers, co-founders or investors.
2. Copyright registration - Register your source code with the U.S. Copyright Office or any relevant institution in your country.
3. Non-disclosure agreements - Have anyone who has access to your source code sign a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) to prevent them from sharing it with anyone else.
4. Obfuscate your code - Use a tool to obfuscate your source code by changing variable names, function names, and overall code structure to make it more difficult to reverse engineer.
5. Use open-source libraries - Use open-source libraries to save time and resources rather than writing code from scratch.
6. Monitoring - Regularly monitor your code for unauthorized use or infringement, and take legal action if necessary.
* For more understanding about protecting your source codes, consult a certified web developer.
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