Magento is by far the most robust and feature rich platform in the Ecommerce world. After the recent release of Magento version 2, developers are in a race to upgrade the extension in this latest version. At this stage, you really need to implement ACL into the extension to grant limited access for the view and use of functionalities, features. This role can be used the most when you setup a demo store for the extension. Without creating user roles, the demo store will show up whole admin panel with all the tabs those are unnecessary for the particular view and use of the extension. This arises the need of implementing ACL for your extension.
This step to step guide will walk you through implementing ACL and adding new user roles in your Magento extension and allowing them the necessary access to features and functionality.
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