Bedford Module Coding - A Short Course

The Short course, Bedford car lock replacement taught by Trevor Bedford & Sarah Cobey, examines the importance of using safeObject and SafeClass implementations. The Permissions model is also covered. Import maps are a part of the Permissions model. Interfaces should utilize SafeObject or SafeClass implementations.

Short course taught by Sarah Cobey & Trevor Bedford

If you'd like to know more about programming using the Bedford modules to learn more, you can attend this short course, taught by Trevor bedford car lock replacement and Sarah Cobey. The course materials are available for download under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 licence, while the code is available under the MIT License.

Permissions model should be able to maps for import

Import maps can be used to manage permissions in an app that is scalable. Instead of manually populating lists Import maps will automatically populate lists of users and bedford car lock replacement groups in accordance with their source and destinations. Developers and administrators will find it much easier to manage permissions. However, using import maps has its limitations.

Import maps are built into HTML documents through the script type="importmap" tag. The tag should be put before the first script type="module" tag in a document. This will ensure that the module resolution process is completed before the import map is processed. At present there is only one importmap that can be loaded per document. The future plans call for the removal of this restriction.

Interfaces should utilize SafeObject or SafeClass implementations

In Bedford module coding interfaces should make use of SafeObject and SafeClass implementation. Although this might be confusing, the intention is to provide security guarantees. Interfaces must have a safe interface to prevent information or capability spillage.