Scaling Web App Configuration with Environment Variables

1h 53m 25s
English
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Course description

This course provides a detailed examination of using the dotenv module for managing environment variables in JavaScript. You will learn to create nine different environments, including back-end, front-end, SSR, and React Native. The course is suitable for developers at intermediate and advanced levels who want to master the configuration standards of scalable applications. It is also useful for those who use dotenv but encounter challenges in complex scenarios.

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Prerequisites:

Experience in JavaScript, including ES6, React, and Node.js is required.

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1
Introduction to Course Demo
02:11
2
Why Environment Variables
06:19
3
Environment Variables in Practice
10:18
4
dotenv flow
10:31
5
Configuring Your Webpack Builds
08:29
6
Environment Variables from External Keystore
13:26
7
How dotenv Flow Interacts with CI / CD
06:00
8
How to Share Environment Variables with Your Team
08:13
9
Environment Variables in React Bundles
10:56
10
Environment Variables in SSR
14:15
11
Why We Can’t Use dotenv for Babel
04:17
12
React Native dotenv / Babel Setup
17:27
13
Conclusion and extra resources
01:03

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