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IMO you'd be best off creating a basic RBAC system with users assigned to roles and roles granting permissions. It's not really all that complicated, especially
by dpkirchner 4y ago
IMO you'd be best off creating a basic RBAC system with users assigned to roles and roles granting permissions. It's not really all that complicated, especially if you do it from the start.
- jrumbut 4y agoSeconding this, having this flexibility allows your organization to be flexible in the real world.
- jakelazaroff 4y agoThe only time I’ve ever seen a system like that come in handy is when there have been a bunch of complicated permissions that don’t fit neatly into discrete levels and are assigned by users. For everything else, a boolean in the database or an ad hoc system has been perfectly fine. Don’t build things before you need them!