Policies (permissions) | Laravel 10 Tutorial #37

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On this episode we take a look at Policies inside laravel, and easy way to manage permissions in your application
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[@kokojoko-jr2kk]

Amazing course, looking forward for more episodes.

[@yelocode]

Thanks for watching

[@agneldominique352]

...tutorial on gates and permissions are very important.. Thanks

[@yelocode]

Thanks for watching.

[@LoneTaha]

the best cource for laravel I found!

[@NoobDev-o6u]

Great vedio

[@viralshah2058]

Great Course. I am very new to Laravel and learn lot many concept fundamentally. God bless you. :) I have to use Permission in very detail level in my next project. So, should I use inbuild policy or use package like Spatie Package or any other package you can suggest? Thanks in advance.

[@yelocode]

Thanks for watching. If you have a simple 2 role application, such as only admin and users. You can implement it yourself. But if you need something complex with both roles and permission using Spatie package is gonna save you a lot of time. It's a well tested package and almost everyone in the laravel community knows how to use it, so it's also great if you are working in a team.

[@АртурЗарипов-б2й]

Thank you very much!

[@zafererkan7070]

Thank you for the series. Can you teach observer, event, listener, telescope package please

[@yelocode]

Thank you for watching. I'm definitely planing to cover those topics either in this course or as separate stand alone tutorials.

[@YazlmAkademi-sr6zg]

i have just finished the course. if you allow can i convert to Turkish language for my channel. for video series@@yelocode

[@jaylylz1921]

have you already done a video on multitenacy? if not,Iam requesting you do one for it?

[@yelocode]

Don't have a video yet, but will try covering it

[@durgeshupadhyaya6870]

Sir can you make tutorial on realtime chating app and notification using laravel livewire and websocket?

[@eramitgupta271]

Can you make a video on Laravel Livewire 3 security??

[@yelocode]

Will try to cover that

[@yellowmay2011]

What if you have separate Policy, say UserPolicy with a function update as well It will clearly conflict with the one for Idea Are there any standard practice in naming to avoid a situation like this? something like 'ideas.delete' like we can have using Gate?

[@drolaticdemiurge1137]

as far as i understood, laravel will know based on the variable you pass into it in this case, it understood it was the 'update' method inside de IdeaPolicy because $idea was being passed in

[@ousssika5359]

thanks man

[@yelocode]

Thanks for watching.

[@HamadAbdulla_7]

thanks

[@yelocode]

You're welcome!

[@Mr.Capone-]

if you go to the profile editing page, and if you change the id in the url to another user, then he can edit the questionnaire. Did I miss fixing this bug, or does everyone have it like this?

[@daffar9800]

are u already solved this bug?

[@yelocode]

No this is still an issue in the app, in the next episode will be using the policies topic to fix this and also add it for comments as well.

[@Mr.Capone-]

@@yelocode Выпью за ВАС!))) и за следующее