Bedford Module Coding - A Short Course

In the course of a short duration taught by Trevor Bedford diagnostics and Sarah Cobey the importance of using import maps as well as SafeObject and SafeClass implementations is discussed. The Permissions model is also discussed. Import maps are a part of the Permissions model. Interfaces should make use of SafeObject or Bedford Module Coding SafeClass implementations.

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If you'd like to know more about programming using the Bedford modules, then you can take this short course taught by Trevor Bedford and Sarah Cobey. The course materials are available under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license and the code is made available under the MIT License.

Import maps should be used for Permissions Model

Import maps can be a powerful tool for managing permissions in an application that is flexible. Import maps are a great alternative to manual populating lists. They automatically fill lists based on destinations and sources. This makes permissions management much easier for Bedford Module Coding administrators as well as developers. However using import maps is not without its limitations.

The script type="importmap tag is used to maps that can be imported into HTML documents. This tag should be placed before any script type="moduletag in the document. This ensures that the import map is processed prior Bedford car lock replacement to the module resolution process. At the moment there is only one importmap to be loaded per document. In the future, plans call for the removal of this restriction.

Interfaces should use SafeObject and SafeClass implementations

In Bedford locked out of car module programming interfaces should make use of SafeObject and SafeClass implementation. Although this can be confusing, the intent is to provide security guarantees. Interfaces should be secured interface to avoid information or capability spillage.