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Is it better to share pages with normal user and admin?
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I am new to web development but I have some experience in VB.Net desktop app programming. The software I am currently maintaining is only accessible within the company office network. Now that the management demanded the software to be accessible online, I have no choice but to convert it as a web-based system.
I had already started developing the software using laravel framework and so far so good. I successfully created the login form, few pages with CRUD implementation.
However, I came to a confusing part of development stage where I want to prevent some type of users from editing/adding/deleting records. Basically, there are two type of users I'm using which are Administrator and Normal User.
I already made many sections and pages, and I'm thinking of creating a duplicate version of these pages and folders for normal users only. This way I can remove some of the edit/delete/etc from the pages that are not needed for the user. But I'm still in dilemma because if I create duplicates for these pages, it would be tiresome to make changes in future when maintaining it.
So, what do you guys think? should I make a modified copy of the pages or just use the same pages for all users and disable some features based on user type?
laravel admin
asked Mar 24 at 7:09
comuduscomudus
475
add a comment |
I am new to web development but I have some experience in VB.Net desktop app programming. The software I am currently maintaining is only accessible within the company office network. Now that the management demanded the software to be accessible online, I have no choice but to convert it as a web-based system.
I had already started developing the software using laravel framework and so far so good. I successfully created the login form, few pages with CRUD implementation.
However, I came to a confusing part of development stage where I want to prevent some type of users from editing/adding/deleting records. Basically, there are two type of users I'm using which are Administrator and Normal User.
I already made many sections and pages, and I'm thinking of creating a duplicate version of these pages and folders for normal users only. This way I can remove some of the edit/delete/etc from the pages that are not needed for the user. But I'm still in dilemma because if I create duplicates for these pages, it would be tiresome to make changes in future when maintaining it.
So, what do you guys think? should I make a modified copy of the pages or just use the same pages for all users and disable some features based on user type?
laravel admin
asked Mar 24 at 7:09
comuduscomudus
475
ofcourse, it is bad habit to make copy of the pages in your scenairo. You can manage pages based on user's roles easily. There are plenty of good packages out there. I generally use this one : github.com/spatie/laravel-permission
– Kul
Mar 24 at 7:19
thanks for your feedback. yes, I'm thinking the same. I will try to learn more about laravel permission since this is the better approach. thanks..
– comudus
Mar 25 at 1:07
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I am new to web development but I have some experience in VB.Net desktop app programming. The software I am currently maintaining is only accessible within the company office network. Now that the management demanded the software to be accessible online, I have no choice but to convert it as a web-based system.
I had already started developing the software using laravel framework and so far so good. I successfully created the login form, few pages with CRUD implementation.
However, I came to a confusing part of development stage where I want to prevent some type of users from editing/adding/deleting records. Basically, there are two type of users I'm using which are Administrator and Normal User.
I already made many sections and pages, and I'm thinking of creating a duplicate version of these pages and folders for normal users only. This way I can remove some of the edit/delete/etc from the pages that are not needed for the user. But I'm still in dilemma because if I create duplicates for these pages, it would be tiresome to make changes in future when maintaining it.
So, what do you guys think? should I make a modified copy of the pages or just use the same pages for all users and disable some features based on user type?
laravel admin
asked Mar 24 at 7:09
comuduscomudus
475
I am new to web development but I have some experience in VB.Net desktop app programming. The software I am currently maintaining is only accessible within the company office network. Now that the management demanded the software to be accessible online, I have no choice but to convert it as a web-based system.
I had already started developing the software using laravel framework and so far so good. I successfully created the login form, few pages with CRUD implementation.
However, I came to a confusing part of development stage where I want to prevent some type of users from editing/adding/deleting records. Basically, there are two type of users I'm using which are Administrator and Normal User.
I already made many sections and pages, and I'm thinking of creating a duplicate version of these pages and folders for normal users only. This way I can remove some of the edit/delete/etc from the pages that are not needed for the user. But I'm still in dilemma because if I create duplicates for these pages, it would be tiresome to make changes in future when maintaining it.
So, what do you guys think? should I make a modified copy of the pages or just use the same pages for all users and disable some features based on user type?
laravel admin
laravel admin
asked Mar 24 at 7:09
comuduscomudus
475
asked Mar 24 at 7:09
comuduscomudus
475
asked Mar 24 at 7:09
comuduscomudus
475
asked Mar 24 at 7:09
comuduscomudus
475
asked Mar 24 at 7:09
comuduscomudus
475
475
ofcourse, it is bad habit to make copy of the pages in your scenairo. You can manage pages based on user's roles easily. There are plenty of good packages out there. I generally use this one : github.com/spatie/laravel-permission
– Kul
Mar 24 at 7:19
thanks for your feedback. yes, I'm thinking the same. I will try to learn more about laravel permission since this is the better approach. thanks..
– comudus
Mar 25 at 1:07
add a comment |
ofcourse, it is bad habit to make copy of the pages in your scenairo. You can manage pages based on user's roles easily. There are plenty of good packages out there. I generally use this one : github.com/spatie/laravel-permission
– Kul
Mar 24 at 7:19
thanks for your feedback. yes, I'm thinking the same. I will try to learn more about laravel permission since this is the better approach. thanks..
– comudus
Mar 25 at 1:07
ofcourse, it is bad habit to make copy of the pages in your scenairo. You can manage pages based on user's roles easily. There are plenty of good packages out there. I generally use this one : github.com/spatie/laravel-permission
– Kul
Mar 24 at 7:19
ofcourse, it is bad habit to make copy of the pages in your scenairo. You can manage pages based on user's roles easily. There are plenty of good packages out there. I generally use this one : github.com/spatie/laravel-permission
– Kul
Mar 24 at 7:19
thanks for your feedback. yes, I'm thinking the same. I will try to learn more about laravel permission since this is the better approach. thanks..
– comudus
Mar 25 at 1:07
thanks for your feedback. yes, I'm thinking the same. I will try to learn more about laravel permission since this is the better approach. thanks..
– comudus
Mar 25 at 1:07
add a comment |
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ofcourse, it is bad habit to make copy of the pages in your scenairo. You can manage pages based on user's roles easily. There are plenty of good packages out there. I generally use this one : github.com/spatie/laravel-permission
– Kul
Mar 24 at 7:19
thanks for your feedback. yes, I'm thinking the same. I will try to learn more about laravel permission since this is the better approach. thanks..
– comudus
Mar 25 at 1:07