In this lesson, we'll use our access controls to add authorization checks to our controllers where needed. This will help ensure members can't update, delete, or invite users.

In this lesson, we'll create our own simple authorization access control list. We'll then share this list globally throughout our application by appending it to our HttpContext and sharing it with our Vue application via Inertia.

In this lesson, we'll use our access controls to apply authorization checks to the user interface of our application. This will ensure users don't see actionable items for operations they aren't allowed to perform.

In this lesson, we'll add the ability to remove users, including ourselves, from an organization. We'll also discuss a few key elements needed to handle this gracefully.

In this lesson, we'll implement a refresh functionality on our org users and invites tables using Inertia's nifty partial data reloading feature.

In this lesson, we'll add the ability to cancel a sent invitation to an organization.

We'll add our route to handle accepting an organization invite. Within this route, we'll verify our signed url, ensure the invitation is valid, accept the invite, and gracefully handle the use-case where users may need to first login or register.

In this lesson, we'll query and list all current members within our active organization.

In this lesson, we'll wrap up our invite send & accept flows by adding the UI needed to view pending organization invites as well as send new invites. We'll then walk through tests of each flow scenario to ensure all is working.

In this lesson, we'll begin our organization invite system by first adding the ability to send an invitation email to join our organization.

In this lesson, we'll add the ability for our user's to delete their accounts. During account deletion, we'll also delete any organization's this user is the only member of, keeping them from dangling inside our database without users.

In this lesson, we'll add the ability for our users to safely update their account email address. We'll require them to confirm their password, then make the update in our database and log it to the user's email histories.

In this lesson, we'll begin work on our organization's settings page by adding the ability to update and delete the active organization.

In this lesson, we'll add our user profile settings form and update logic.

In this lesson, we'll create shell specifically for our settings pages to live between our pages and their layouts.

In this lesson, save the changes made to lessons inside a course when a user uses drag-and-drop to move a lesson. Users can change the lesson order inside a single module or move a lesson into a new module, so we'll need to handle both use cases.

In this lesson, we’ll incorporate our Tag Selector component into our modules and lessons to facilitate easy visibility and updates of their statuses and access levels.

In this lesson, we'll persist sort order changes to the database when dragging and dropping a course's modules using Vue Draggable

In this lesson, we'll add the ability to edit and delete lessons from a course's module. When editing, we'll also decrement the order field for all lessons within the module after the lesson being deleted.

In this lesson, we'll add the ability to create new lessons within a course's module. We'll then list the lessons within their designated module using the order specified by the user.