What kind of permission is this? (Groups+Roles)
I’m starting to need an access control for roles in my app.
Should I manage authentication on my own if the alternative is very low in usability and I am already managing roles?
As a small in-house dev department, we only have experience with developing applications for our intranet. We use the existing Active Directory for user account management. It contains the accounts of all company employees and many (but not all) of the business partners we have a cooperation with.
Is a coder that ‘quality checks’ bug fixes and bugs raised by testers a recognised role?
I’ve recently found myself frequently in the position where I’m checking both bug fixes by other programmers, and bugs raised by the QA team.
What defines “software developer” role
I am a junior software developer and I have been working for a company less than a year.
Best practice in application design / SQL authentication
I am currently involved in the implementation/design of an existing application for a large scale customer. The application has a similar model as e.g. vCenter Server whereby a number of components store information in and extract information and workflows form a central database. The environment is managed from a console application which uses a windows service to connect to the database.
Best practice in application design / SQL authentication
I am currently involved in the implementation/design of an existing application for a large scale customer. The application has a similar model as e.g. vCenter Server whereby a number of components store information in and extract information and workflows form a central database. The environment is managed from a console application which uses a windows service to connect to the database.
What are the negatives of Development Managers as Scrum Masters?
It is commonly agreed that team managers should not be scrum masters, but I am struggling to see why. For context, I am an Application Development Manager with 4 devs in a Scrum Team. I come from a Scrum Master background, and have introduced scrum to the organisation. I have built the team from scratch and made it clear that everything I do is to facilitate the team, and that they make the decisions. As a team we are very open – they even silenced me at stand-ups for a while to eliminate the ‘reporting’ feel we were starting to get. A lack of openness is generally the biggest argument against the manager as scrum master, but handled well, is easily overcome with the right culture.
Custom Role Provider in ASP.NET MVC and specifically a User having multiple Roles
I have searched around and I can’t find any particular answer that addresses what I am asking but no doubt it will have been mentioned already somewhere.
Roles configuration strategy
We’re close to start new project using sf2, and, probably, FosUserBundle.
How to securely implement roles in a Windows Form application?
As an ISV, what is considered best practice for implementing application role based security? In other words, only allow users to access certain features in the application based on what roles they belong to.