Building a Blogging System with Haskell and Yesod - Part 5 of 6

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Part of a hands‑on series that actually builds a blogging system with Haskell and Yesod, this session shows concrete code: routing and subsite wiring, the scaffolding that supplies a dummy auth plugin, and how to implement authorization with isAuthorized and protect pages with requireAuth. The delivered app includes post authoring, login/authorization, commenting, JSON API endpoints and persistent DB storage; most examples compile and run and the scaffold already supplies much of the plumbing so exercises focus on wiring and small customizations.

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1. 0:00Sub-sites in Yesod
2. 2:05Routing sub-sites in Yesod
3. 6:03Reusable menu bar
4. 13:10isAuthorized and auth checks
5. 20:28Workshop time interest
6. 23:51Debugging type mismatches
7. 31:26Menu items by login state
8. 43:44isAuthorized role
9. 53:05JSON APIs with auth
10. 57:42Conditional menu rendering
11. 1:01:21Q&A

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