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THE DAILY INDEX

Technology, AI, software, security, crypto and business

ARTICLES & TUTORIALS

TLDR Web Dev

WHY GOOGLE ZANZIBAR SHINES AT BUILDING AUTHORIZATION

Zanzibar is Google’s consistent global authorization system. Over the last couple years, authorization (AKA “authz”) has become a hot topic of debate. Proponents of various authz frameworks, libraries, and philosophies have voiced their opinions on how it should be implemented, jockeying for their position to become the de facto way to implement authz. Google Zanzibar has recently emerged as a popular way to model and enforce authorization for modern, fine grained use cases. It efficiently scales to meet the demands of modern large-scale, cloud-native applications.

CAN WEB DEVELOPERS BE HELD LIABLE?

This blog post discusses the potential legal liabilities web developers can be responsible for because of website accessibility. While the ADA doesn't hold developers liable, California's Unruh Act could potentially allow for such lawsuits, though proving intentional misconduct will be challenging. The post also highlights Assembly Bill 1757, which could make it unlawful for developers to knowingly create inaccessible websites, opening the door for lawsuits from clients and their customers.

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