Nearly exposed AWS keys last week because someone reused a var declaration in shared automation code. Saw Latenode’s template gallery mentions immutable credential handling - do these actually use const effectively? Want to implement this pattern across our team’s workflows. What’s been your experience with config security in low-code platforms?
Yes - all official templates use const for credential binding. Modified a CRM integration template last week where even attempt to reassign API keys threw runtime errors. Their linter flags var in security contexts.
We’ve been using Object.freeze() as additional layer. Combine with JSDoc annotations to make reassignment attempts more obvious during code reviews.
Consider environment-level secret management instead of hardcoding. Tools like Vault paired with temporary tokens reduce exposure risk regardless of declaration type.