Laravel Permission Check: Controller, Policy or Global Scope?

Let me show you a practical example with a few ways how to check if the record belongs to the same team as the logged in user.

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[erikjandelange]

Small side note: use $this->authorize() instead of Gate::authorize() so you don’t have to import the Gate::class

[drugoviic]

ive never used policies but i think i quickly understood how they work in this short video, thanks

[JamesAutoDude]

Crap I better add this to my project 😮 totally forgot to do these checks 😮

[MichalKuzmicki]

There are multiple weaknesses for global scoped "gates" uses: they are global; they are hidden; they do not fit to app that has multiple roles for users; they are placed in model (where you need to play the game of cat and mouse when you need to modify/add another role).

[homamal]

Hello can you maybe shot a vid about multi role and how things go like how to use policy or midleware in routes and some tips and tricks about it

[ІгорШтогрин-ыщ]

Hi, I saw your video about livewire calendar and I want to ask you if you know any library that supports laravel 11 besides js libraries?

[mnszaidi]

Can you please make a video on Laravel 11 Providers which was given in config/app.php in Laravel 11 how to manage the provider and aliases

[eduardoaranda]

Just register the policy in construct method

[matthewjohnson]

Csn anyone think of a scenario to have both policies and global scopes?