Statistics on how much time spent on developing an application/module in Service StudioIt will be useful to analyze ourselves  or our team on how much time they will work on the specific application.It will be useful to improve our future works

First of all I want to thanks everyone who is creating this videos for the learning section and the effort they put on it, I would never be a good developer without their help. Very good job and thanks again!But it would be interesting if we could have a new set of videos (special edition) with the voice of Eduardo Rêgo as narrator. I think it could be a good way to watch a vídeo and an entertaining voice at the same time, maybe even easier to remember thinks for certifications.Here is a link you can check  and see if you like.

Based on the public CVE database, OutSystems Estudio could notify you when a component, library or other external item has a public CVE (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures). Example: I found a javascript library that allows you to upload and manipulate images, and I implemented it in my OutSystems application. But I didn't know that this library in the version I implemented was vulnerable, publicly known. So, just as the studio today shows some warnings during development, it would be interesting now that it uses AI, for the platform to somehow visually show that the version of the library I implemented has a CVE (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures). This would increase the level of security and help developers or projects that do not have a security team to validate or do pentesting. Imagine, a warning appears in the studio: Component XYZ has a CVE registered in this version. :)

Hello, I created this topic because I have noticed a major problem with interpreting information to take the certification exam, especially when taking it in person at an application center. In Brazil specifically, the use of digital documents (virtual documents via cell phone) is officially permitted (by the government). The problem is that nowhere does it specify the use of physical documents (paper or card), and people are prevented from taking the certification exam for not carrying the physical document. According to Prometric, they are very strict and I do not have the power to communicate with them for this small adjustment, therefore, OutSystems, as their client, could request this adjustment in the mandatory documentation information and even change the notice on the website, on the certification page. Recently, there was a case in which the candidate called the police and caused a great deal of inconvenience for not carrying the physical document.

Like ForumThread: https://www.outsystems.com/forums/discussion/62101/how-to-remove-a-native-platform-configuration-for-a-mobile-app/ we can add config and generate an app. But are unable to disable/delete that config. Add option Disable Native Platform, Like PWA Config has. when not used, still all versions are going through the MABS. Reasons 1. We tested an app for perfomance in NativeAndroid vs the PWA version. The PWA versions was good enough so we want to go forward only with the PWA. but are now unable to remove that config. 2. We had multiple mobile native apps that only used components that are now also supported within PWA. Therefor we would like to clean up the builds and generations of APK if we are not needing them. 3. strange to add config and we are unable to deleten or make disable it.

In traditional web applications you have the option to make UI flows only available internally (internal access only). Unfortunately in reactive applications you don't have this option. When you do not have a on-premise installation you can also not work with selective deployment zones to acomplish this. Which means that you can only create your own IP filtering  and put them in the different screens or login flow. This solution however is not ideal and also less secure. It would be easier if you also have a internal acces option in reactive apps.

The personal environment become unavailable if the storage reaches 100%. So many people are not aware of this. So if we can trigger a warning at around 95% storage space used and once its reach 100% you will not be allowed to access the environment. Please take necessary steps. So user will never run out of this issue.

I propose adding an optional parameter to the Round() and FormatDecimal() functions to select the rounding strategy (e.g., Round Half Up, Round Down, Ceil, Floor ). Currently, OutSystems client-side uses Decimal.js with a hardcoded default of ROUND_HALF_EVEN . While standard, industries like Fintech and Brokerage often require different methods (like ROUND_HALF_UP for taxes or ROUND_DOWN for fractional shares). Update the built-in functions to support an optional rounding parameter: FormatDecimal(Decimal, Integer, Text, Text, [RoundingMode] )

The HTML Element widget is, from what I can tell, limited to a set of tags that OutSystems defined. As new HTML tags are created, and with the surge of technologies like Web Components (that use custom HTML tags), this becomes a limitation and we have to implement workarounds to make a simple thing work. Can this rule be relaxed or even completely removed?

An idea based on the discussion here:   https://www.outsystems.com/forums/discussion/65118/what-are-the-relative-weights-of-certification-exam-prices/The certification cost is not encouraging for developers from countries with lower minimum wage.For instance in India. https://take-profit.org/en/statistics/wages/india/As per this data, the MW for India comes out to be 115 USD which obviously is on the lower side. But I have seen entry-level developers work at 200USD. So certification cost is somehow not very encouraging in our geography too.Even Microsoft does this. For instance,  a certification that costs 165 USD in the USA is available for 4800INR in India equivalent to 65USD. The same certification is also available for 100USD in Brazil.It will be very encouraging if we have some way to come up with Geography specific pricing based on the minimum or average wages.Cheers,Tushar