3 Better Ways to Store Your API Keys & Credentials (Ignored by Version Control)
In this video, we will learn how to better store our credentials and API keys to keep our data safe.
We will also see how to disable these credentials from being published to our remote repositories via version control.
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00:00 Intro
00:21 Way 1 - Properties File
06:59 Way 2 - String Resource
09:12 Way 3 - Global Property
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Android Studio Store API key place location
Best practice for hiding the API key
Better Ways to Store Your API Keys & Credentials
Prevent API key from being uploaded to GitHub repository