# Using dlt in Paradime

- [dlt Source and Destination Credentials via Environment Variables](https://docs.paradime.io/app-help/guides-new/using-dlt-in-paradime/dlt-source-and-destination-credentials-via-environment-variables.md): Learn how dlt (data load tool) to maps environment variables to source and destination credentials.
- [Reuse dbt™ Connection Credentials in dlt Pipelines - BigQuery](https://docs.paradime.io/app-help/guides-new/using-dlt-in-paradime/reuse-dbt-tm-connection-credentials-in-dlt-pipelines-bigquery.md): Learn how to reuse your dbt™ profiles.yml connection credentials to authenticate dlt pipelines.
- [dlt Data Pipeline - Google Sheets to Snowflake](https://docs.paradime.io/app-help/guides-new/using-dlt-in-paradime/python-data-pipeline-using-dlthub-google-sheets-to-snowflake.md): How to ingest data from Google Sheets into Snowflake using dltHub


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