OutSystems displays the table widget in tablet and phone devices as a stack of rows. Each row is shown as a card appended above each other. It would look better if it is displayed as cards, like in a gallery. To achieve this I had to use CSS to change each row style to appear as a gallery of cards. If implemented, it would save much to be done by frontend developers, and add to the UX design of OutSystems. I think it should be a configuration in the table widget, with other options for the display mode, and customizable number of columns for a gallery view mode.

When you create your personal free environment with OutSystems, you cannot change the generated name, which in some cases is hard to remember.If you could set your personal environment name like picking a username, would be great :-)

IDEs typically provide an option to customize code formatting.Service Studio lacks that functionality, which forces developers to format the codemanually.It would be great to customize the way that the code is indented. For example:Define the x and y coordinates of the Start NodeDefine the x and y coordinates of the Exception Handler (if more than one is present, align it to the right or to the left)Define the horizontal and vertical distance between nodes (in grid points)More advanced options could include, for example, if the first For Each node should align to the right or top right.A shortcut (e.g. CTRL + SHIFT + F) to format the code would also be great!Configuration example:Before:After:

My suggestion is to implement a feature that allows developers to find and remove unused CSS within all dependent modules and style sheets. This tool would help streamline application development by identifying redundant styles, leading to improved performance and easier maintenance.

I think that will be a good idea to receive points for each certification attained.It's a way to reward the effort of getting a certification and in my perspective it doesn't make much sense to get points for watching videos and not getting points when we pass a certification.Best Regards,João Fernandes

Hello,Since it is very hard to get access to the database credentials for the Outsystems enterprise licenses, it would be very useful to have a button to export aggregate/advance query results to an excel file, and the service studio could download the file.This feature is very handy for QA environments when sometimes developers don't have access to deploy code but they can see it.Regards,

As a developer building Reactive Web Apps, I often find myself writing the same basic logic to format data (e.g., converting a Decimal to Currency, or a Date to a specific local string). I propose adding a 'Quick-Format' dropdown or right-click menu directly within the Expression Editor. Instead of manually typing FormatCurrency (Product.Price, "$", 2, ".", ","), beginners could select a preset that auto-generates the function. This would speed up frontend development and reduce syntax errors for those new to the platform.

It would be nice to have Service Studio in a linux machine without the need of a vmware or VirtualBox. Even if it was with wine. I've heard about Mono. Is it true that with Mono you can run Service Studio in linux?

When you're making changes in a module that sits low in the architecture canvas, you need to  manually republish many modules up the layers before you're able to test your changes.It would greatly reduce the pain involved if we could create something like a "1-Click Publish queue" in Service Studio and add modules to it. Then, with 1 click, SS would publish the modules in the queue in the order they were added.Suggestion: select the modules in SS with Ctrl+Click, right click, then "Add to new queue".

 Proposal In Lifetime, when we do a promotion to another environment, we have the ability to add custom steps between environments to create a pipeline. In these custom steps we could connect to AI mentor, BDD tests, another test tolls or even a custom application. In a simple vision this could be a URL parameterisation and a result that is expected. Added value to OutSystems customers 1. Avoid to spend more money in 3rd party tools and devops engineers to create custom pipelines (Azure devops, Jenkins, ...) 2. Increase speed in delivery because all steps are inside our platform 3. Simplified and unified release process.