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In this video, we delve into the critical topic of configuration management in software development, specifically focusing on the pitfalls of using the `env()` function in cached config files. As applications scale and performance becomes paramount, understanding the implications of environment variable usage is essential for maintaining efficiency and security. Join us as we explore best practices to optimize your configuration strategy and avoid common mistakes that can lead to unexpected behavior in your applications.

Today's Topic: Why You Should Avoid Using env() in Cached Config Files: Best Practices

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