I find it very odd that the exams contain lots of information not covered in the training material.I'm well aware that this information in contained within the documentation, however reading through pages and pages of text does not suit everyone's learning style and can be pretty tedious.I'm also aware that the expectation is that you put into practice what you’ve learned during training prior to sitting the exam, but that doesn't ensure you acquire all the necessary information.It would be far better to have more comprehensive training courses and cover all the required material, as is standard with most exams.As things stand, unless you have the time and inclination to read through all the documentation, whether you know the additional information or not can come down to luck, which is not at all ideal.In addition to that, many of the questions appear to be trying to trick you by using confusing and ambiguous language, and I'm not sure why this is necessary.It would be better if questions were clear and straight forward, so that it tests your knowledge and not your interpretation of their English grammar, which is sometimes lacking, perhaps due to English not being the first language of those writing it.If, for some reason there is really the reason to include ‘trick’ questions (though I can’t think why), then at the very least, the questions need to be unambiguous and grammatically correct, so that they properly test knowledge and don't trip people up through misunderstanding.

With the introduction of Reactive, it is not possible any more to get user session data. That is probably a technical choice or limitation. The service center application now manages the user session and its data are not accessible. It would be great if an action is added (to service center) to terminate a user session by the user id. This feature is really useful and will help in managing users and do auto logouts. Now we have to keep a shadow session management on top of OS to do such things.

the possibility to query a record list (ie. local/input variable) would rock!instead of querying/manipulating one/multiple entities multiple times, untill you have all relevant data together.why not query a record list already available? even if it consists only of structuresthis would seriously increase performance and reduce complexity.specially since you dont need those loops with an IF anymore, that simply skip all records untill youve reached the one you want.thanks for liking!

In O11 Forge, you can directly upload a demo application for the component you are publishing. In ODC Forge, you have to select the library you want to publish, but you cannot also specify a demo app. So currently the only way to provide a demo application is to publish it separately. It would be nice if, when publishing a library, you could also optionally specify a demo app for publishing together. This would make finding the associated demo easier and would also give the ODC Forge a clearer structure.

It would be very usefull if the platform would somehow support or at least make it easier to copy all (entity) data from a production-server to (for example) a quality server. I don't want to copy just the entire database, as this would also include timer-settings etc. which could contain production-paths. Ideally, there would be an (external) tool which lists all espaces with their entities, and you can check which ones you want to transfer to another database.

In some projects and when refactoring some logic, we can leave some variables that are only assigned and never used. The idea would be to improve TrueChange to show a warning saying exactly that. "Local Variable is assigned but never used"

An app that seems where I've been in the previous 14 days and cross references with all people using the app. If one of them is infected and crossed our path, we'll be notified that we are are risk and need to be in quarantine.

You could increase the amount of database available in the personal environment, as 2GB is often not enough.

The OutSystemsUI theme currently ships around 200 lines of CSS that are only used inside Service Studio. The rules end up being empty because (I'd guess) there's a process that removes declarations that start with "-servicestudio". Our users should not have to download extra CSS that is only used for developers. I think OutSystems should consider moving this rules to Service Studio itself. Cheers, Tiago

I have been going through the conference videos at https://learn.outsystems.com/training/decision/tech-talks It would be nice to have the speaker name and company in the caption to give them the credit they deserve. Then also make it searchable so you can follow your favourite speaker. Thank you.