So the idea is full stack permissions. It's a solution you can bake into your software once and have it

a maker software elastic enough to meet the demands that come down the room. Just like you don't want to build your authentication from scratch, just like you don't want to build your analytics from scratch, just like you don't want to build building from scratch.

None of these things that I'm mentioning are new for you. We've seen them in a lot of applications, but every time you saw them, some poor Schlep of a developer had to build them from scratch.

The idea is really straightforward. It's easy, it's future proof, and it enables you to focus on actually building your own product.

My name is Borgh Weiss, I'm the co-founder and CEO of Permit.io.

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I'm your host, Noel Ackhart, and today how Or Weiss created the last solution you'll need to implement permissions in your application.

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Orwise has been a programmer or engineer since the age of five.

He started playing with DOS command super early in his life,

and he made a significant leap in

his professional skills when he joined the IDF. Post that, he worked for a startup to build containers,

before they were commonplace, followed by co-founding Rookout, a company who defined the

production debugging space. You might recognize the name as I interviewed his co-founder

earlier on. Outside of tech, he's

married to another software engineer and dabbles in writing science fiction. He hopes to eventually

write a book that overlaps with his professional interests as well, kind of like the Phoenix Project.

While he was building his startups, he quickly found himself annoyed with having to build

and rebuild

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