July 2009
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walruz: Creating Basic Authorization Policies
Last post we checked the architecture of the walruz authorization framework, now we will continue on the implementation of basic policies. Creation of Authorization Policies.
To create a policy you have to create a class that extends from the Walruz::Policy class, once that is done, you’ll need to define the authorized? method. This method will receive 2 parameters: the actor, and the...
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walruz: Simple but powerful authorization...
You have been there already… your kick-ass app suddenly becomes an insatiable beast when you have to add special conditions for authorized access, roles types, etc. And as soon as a new kind of user is added, or new more specific conditions are created for the existing authorizations, you just want to shoot your application just to put it out of its misery.
Well it doesn’t have to be...
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Updates approaching
Hello guys… I’m adding this post just to apologize with the readers of this blog (If there’s any besides me). I started to work almost 2 months ago in this place called noomii and I have been really busy afterwards. Anyways! I have been doing some interesting stuff with Ruby and I will be posting new API soon-ish enough.
Peace out.
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