The reactive web is taking its first steps, but right now it's not fully mature and doesn't have all the functionalities of the traditional web.It would be great to have a gap analysis document  which states what is now missing from Reactive compared with the Tradicional web. It would help to make the decision whenever a new application is going to be created. Should we go for Reactive or Tradicional?Example: Lifetime analytics not fully working in Reactive. Translations are not yet ready in Reactive. Etc.

Hi all,On Reactive web apps it's no longer possible to add variables on the screen title, it only allows text.Reactive:Web tradicional:I think it's good thing to have because if a customer has a lot of tabs open, he has to open each tab to find the "order" that he wants to see.Thanks!Miguel

It does not take up any backend processing power, neither does it take up any storage space in the servers. It's all frontend. Why the cost of AO for using Local Storage?

I suggest that to truly win 2026 Outsystems should position Service Studio not as a tool for developers but as a" command center for AI Agents ." The goal should be to make the one-click publish feel like a one-click Delegate, where the platform handles the complexity and the human provides the strategic "vibe."

[Service Studio]If you are developing a Big Action full of Sub-Actions all with plenty of mandatory entry points, it would be useful to have a new Sub-Folder area where no Validations were made on the "Work in progress" Actions/Functions that way you could publish the eSpace until all the new actions could be used.That area would also include Finished and Validated Actions with no usage anywhere else within the eSpace

I feel like a rollback or retract lifetime feature might be extremely beneficial for large applications with lots of dependencies. Currently, if I deploy a long deployment plan and something goes wrong in prod I have to either fix it immediately or manually rollback to a previous version for each module that was published. I want to be able to rollback or rather retract the last deploy with a button click.

Hello everyone,Currently, we have the option to align and distribute the items in an action flow by selecting multiple items, and right-click the selection subsequently. But I think there is room for some improvement. I'm not sure if it's feasible (for bigger action flows), but I thought it would be nice if there was an option to beautify your produced code with one click, based on some common best practices.For me, it increases readability if the spacing between items in an actionflow is the constant for example. In the image below I exaggerated the issue a bit, but it clarifies the idea that I'd like to suggest.I'm curious to hear other thoughts on this topic.Sam

On the scenario that, there is:- A End User espace A, that consumes a weblock on a UI espace B,- The Weblock on espace B consumes a action from CS espace  C- There is no reference between A and COn the described scenario currently is no possible to debug on C request from start on A without adding a useless reference between From A to C

In order to clean a project, sometimes we require to go to each eSpace, each action and check if there is any usage of, for instance, comment comment element.  It would save a lot of time if we could list all of the usages of Advanced Queries, Comments, Aggregates and so on.Cheers

My younger daughter´s school is having them to do online school work in the form of online classes, research, presentations, etc to keep them busy and mainly to force them to continue with their normal school routine (albeit from home).I think this is a brilliant idea! However my eldest daughter has not been asked the same.Is this something we could help create for all schools in Portugal?It´s important children wake up early and feel like they are still part of school and have daily contact with their peers and teachers, as opposed to staying in bed til noon and do nothing all day because they dont have any goals, except waiting for this to end...