Yes.  Don't even think about trying to prevent people reading your client-side
JavaScript.  It is intrinsically open, and if your application's security
depends to the slightest extent on the users not being able to see, read, or
manipulate that (or anything else sent between browser and server) then your
application is /VERY SERIOUSLY/ broken.   (In the sense of "sack the designer
instantly for gross professional negligence").

Of course, you may only want to hide this stuff to stop users being /tempted/
to meddle (even though they wouldn't be able to break anything important if
they did try it).  If so then that's perfectly reasonable -- but I can't tell
you how to do it.  Indeed, I doubt it if is possible -- if the user has enough
smarts to meddle in the first, then they'll quite probably have configured
their browser to ignore anything you can do to make it difficult.

   -- chris