> And the shares are used to resolve authorization here [1], right?
That's correct!
> making it easier for multiple teams to collaborate on permissions (which we solve by having a declarative language), and solving the list filtering problem (as talked about in the post).
Those are pretty hard problems, so it's really cool to see someone solving it in a reusable way! For me, authz is always a chore ... making it something easy to specify in a way that "just works" is worth quite a bit in my mind!
> If you packaged that up as a standalone solution, I could see a lot of people getting value from it!
I don't really have much desire to get into maintaining an auth library; there's just not enough time in the day!
> a blog post on this shares approach would be super cool.
It's pending publish, actually! I've got a devlog (more like a book at this point) for something I've been working on for years now, but no posts are going to be published until I hit a milestone. I'm almost there... not much further.
> I don't really have much desire to get into maintaining an auth library; there's just not enough time in the day!
Haha, well in some ways I'm glad to hear that. That's why we exist :)
> It's pending publish, actually! I've got a devlog (more like a book at this point) for something I've been working on for years now, but no posts are going to be published until I hit a milestone. I'm almost there... not much further.
Send it over if you want another pair of eyes, and lmk when publishing so we can share with our community too. I'm sam [at] osohq.com
That's correct!
> making it easier for multiple teams to collaborate on permissions (which we solve by having a declarative language), and solving the list filtering problem (as talked about in the post).
Those are pretty hard problems, so it's really cool to see someone solving it in a reusable way! For me, authz is always a chore ... making it something easy to specify in a way that "just works" is worth quite a bit in my mind!
> If you packaged that up as a standalone solution, I could see a lot of people getting value from it!
I don't really have much desire to get into maintaining an auth library; there's just not enough time in the day!
> a blog post on this shares approach would be super cool.
It's pending publish, actually! I've got a devlog (more like a book at this point) for something I've been working on for years now, but no posts are going to be published until I hit a milestone. I'm almost there... not much further.