Expose the data in your Outsystems application via an OData service (RESTful API). Just rightclick on the entity and the rest is done for you, including security, streaming and paging. The data is queryable from the outside. The data can be used in Excel, LinqPad, PowerBI, Tableau, and a number of other BI solutions.

In my opinion the combobox margins and padding's in the visual css should be bigger and should contain the OutsystemsUI variables as optionsAs you can see from above screenshot the combobox is really small when we are using variables and also I need to write the variables all the time or copy paste from somewhere else.

During the Outsystems Usergroup at Nextstep 2019 in Amsterdam someone asked why the technical sessions weren't very technical or in depth. The reason for this is that there's a wide range of experience and expertise among the attendees of Outsystems and the technical sessions are open to all of them. This makes sense, but the short 20 minute sessions are hamstrung by having to go over basic stuff sometimes.Perhaps for the next NextStep you could implement some sort of complexity indicator for the technical sessions. For instance, associate and professional level technical sessions. This would allow the professional sessions to skip over the basics of development and get more technical or in depth on a specific subject.

It happens frequently that you want to past code in a Forum post. This can be SQL, CSS, HTML, C# or something else. At the moment this code is pasted as normal text and is taking the styling of a normal text. For code this is not wanted. Please add a Code Block that uses a style that is normal for code. So it is using a monospaced font, have indentation support, colorization of the different elements in the code block of readability, allow to copy the code, etc etc. HighlightJS is one of the big frameworks that provide support for this. Perhaps it is possible to integrate with this? A few examples of working code blocks are;

Hi all, As like Export action to image, it's better to have an option for exporting Entity into image, which contains attributes and data type of the attributes in an entity as an image. Regards Murali

It would be great to have a native Service Studio for Apple Silicon (M1/M2 Arm CPUs), instead of running them through the Rosetta translation layer. The performance and power consumption are not ideal at the current state.

In many online games with ranking systems, such as League of Legends, players are grouped into tiers and divisions like Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, etc. Each tier reflects a player’s experience and performance, such as how long they’ve been playing and how many wins they’ve achieved. While this is mainly a very simple UI concept, it’s actually a very cool one 😄 For example, if a user’s rank is above 50,000, they could be placed in a tier like Bronze, which can be displayed on their profile and also used as a filter when browsing members. If their rank is below 6,000, they could be Silver, and so on for the other tiers. Features like this were very motivating for me personally. They encourage users to progress for the next tier within the community, serving as a strong source of motivation alongside of course the other elements like badges and achievements. On top of that, tier-based badges could also be added, such as Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Platinum badges when a user reaches one of these tiers, to further reinforce progression and recognition.

I would like to have a sort of a screen in the Service Center where all this information would be centralized and displayed, and where it would be possible to list all APIs and to navigate to the API edit screen from there.It is not the first time where I am in a project where it is used a middleware for APIs management inside the organization. And a problem that always happens when, for some reason, the middleware changes its DNS, so from xyz.whatever to azurexyz.whatever, is that to make the changes in all the currently used APIs I need to go espace by espace (or module by module) in Service Center, assuming that I don't need to go into SS to see where all APIs are located and I don't miss any of them and change one by one.I know it is possible to have this kind of list looking into the system entities, but I believe this should be part of the product because it seems to be commonly necessary.This would also help, in cases like the example, I described above, to make sure that we don't forget any API where the URL basis needed to be changed.

As a developer I want to be in control on which ServiceActions or Events can be used in ODC Workflow. Just to make sure no big mistakes can be made by users not fully trained as developers. Ofcourse I can put them together in one app and make agreements with my Workflow users. But it would be much more convenient and robust to have a property on my Service Actions and Events where I can set if it they are allowed to be used in ODC Workflow

While using expressions in Service Studio, it would be useful if the suggestions automatically select the correct Null function if I type "null", depending on the context.