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Anybody knows what's the best way to secure Python source codes? I have personally been converting the source file into a compiled byte code but that wasn't enough as i could decompile it within 2 minutes and i found it very frustrating as i couldn't publish any of my python apps without depending solely on the backend. Any suggestions?

I believe one way could be obsfucating it, then converting it to compiled byte code? I'm not sure if it's supposed to be secure by design though. Obsfucating is also not really secure, but it's better than nothing.

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