There's another "auth" that Laravel makes incredibly easy out of the box: authorization. But just how is authentication and authorization different?
Let's take a look at Gates and Policies, when to use one over the other, and the basics of how you can check if a user is authorized to do something anywhere in your application.
**clarification: while you can use $this authorize() in a Livewire class, you will need to use Gate authorize() in a controller in Laravel 11
*note: there's a LOT of awesome helper functions and ways to check gates and policies that we didn't talk about. The docs are a great place to dive deeper.
Authorization Docs: [ Ссылка ]
Authorization in Laravel: Can You Do That?
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