Hello. Can you expand on this a bit? Do you mean BASH environment variables, or maybe ENV files in your project folder (whatever that may be, Laravel or whatever) ? Also, what is the envisioned use-case here? Thanks!
ahmad adel
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Apr 7, 2025
Hi there!
yes environment variables (those .env files).
I’m used to platforms like Vercel, Heroku, and Netlify, which provide user-friendly interfaces for managing environment variables—no need to hardcode data.
Now, I’m manually hardcoding everything directly into the codebase.
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Arni Johannesson
Apr 7, 2025
Hello. Can you expand on this a bit? Do you mean BASH environment variables, or maybe ENV files in your project folder (whatever that may be, Laravel or whatever) ? Also, what is the envisioned use-case here? Thanks!
ahmad adel
Apr 7, 2025
Hi there!
yes environment variables (those
.envfiles).I’m used to platforms like Vercel, Heroku, and Netlify, which provide user-friendly interfaces for managing environment variables—no need to hardcode data.
Now, I’m manually hardcoding everything directly into the codebase.
which is a security risk!