Using .env Files for Environment Variables in Python Applications - DEV Community
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Applications are made to be deployed. At some point during development you will need to think about t...
Applications are made to be deployed. At some point during development you will need to think about the environment in which your application will run and the potentially sensitive or environment specific information your application will need to perform its tasks. Environment variables are one of the key ways software developers provide an application with this kind of information, however running and testing an application locally that is dependent on environment variables can be a hassle if you are setting those variables on your local machine's environment. The process of setting or changi
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