Ever had the feeling that enterprise killed frontend js?

Well duh ... You can't be expecting anything if you show the code to your user. Any open and visible connection will be broken into, every client side check completely irrelevant, every input a potentially exploitable weakness.
You can't blame them for trying to stay safe.

@vringar dude, i'd hate to burst your bubble but haven't you discovered chrome's built-in "prettify-js" button yet? Using a compressor and or obfuscator gives you exactly zilch zero in terms of security.