Nifty....would be nice to see something similar built into Angular as standard....however there is an argument for not performing access handling in the frontend, and even if done - for responsiveness reasons - should still be implemented in the backend
well it is implemented on the backend anyways, but you still need to handle the restrictions on the front-end somehow as well, right? coz backend API and the front-end are not always a 1 to 1 match of resources