Bedford Module Coding - A Short Course

The Short course, taught by Trevor Bedford & Sarah Cobey examines the importance of using safeObject and SafeClass implementations. The Permissions model also gets a look. Import maps are a part of the Permissions model. Interfaces should use SafeObject or SafeClass implementations.

Short course taught by Sarah Cobey & Trevor Bedford diagnostics

If you're interested in learning more about programming with the Bedford modules and Bedford modules, Bedford replace car keys replace car lock then you should take this short course that is taught by Trevor Bedford and Sarah Cobey. The course materials are available for download under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 licence, while the code is available under the MIT License.

Import maps should be used for Permissions Model

Import maps can be a powerful tool for Bedford module coding permissions management in an application that can be scaled. Instead of manually making lists Import maps automatically populate the lists of users and groups according to their source and destinations. Developers and administrators will find it much easier to manage permissions. However, import maps have their limitations.

The script type="importmap" tag is used to maps for import into HTML documents. The tag should be put before the script type="module" tag within a document. This ensures that the import map is parsed prior to the module resolution process. At present there is only one importmap to be loaded per document. The future plans call for the removal of this restriction.

Interfaces should use SafeObject or SafeClass implementations

In Bedford module coding, Bedford Module Coding interfaces should use SafeObject and SafeClass implementation. While this may seem confusing, the idea is to provide security guarantees. Interfaces should have a secure interface to stop information or capability leakage.