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How I Implemented Access Approval in Our Open Source Project

TL;DR This article tells a story about the authors journey to adding RBAC and Access Approval to an open source project using Next.js and Permit.io

By @hacker6428749 [ 9 Min read ]

A few days ago, some of my colleagues approached me regarding an issue with an Open Source application called Makaut Buddy which is a notes-sharing platform designed for our university, aimed at helping students share top notes, past exam questions, and YouTube tutorials efficiently.

https://youtu.be/NVyf_wb-WPE?embedable=true..

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