Builtin round function should enable one to indicate the round precision: Round(number, precision) where: Number is the value to round Precision: number of decimal places after round (if positive), number of position to the left side of the decimal separator where to round (if negative).

Hi,The Log Content flag on an email should continue to be a Boolean, but not a hard-coded one.  I like the idea of logging the email, but only for a certain amount of time or as result of an expression. Shouldn't make me publish a new version to change this behavior.João

I have been taking guided paths and courses from the Learn page, but when I'm looking for a new course to take, the courses that I have already done are mixed with the ones that I have not. It would be good if I was able to filter and see only the courses that are yet to be done.

Add a small icon decoration so that on the espace tree we can differentiate which actions are public on an espace. While you're at it do it also for the ones that are functions...

 AppFlow is a fantastic cloud tool to build and deploy mobile apps in an automated way. Right now, OutSystems developers have to manually take care of uploading their mobile apps to the app stores, and managing all that complexity. Since AppFlow is a tool made by Ionic , which was acquired by OutSystems I believe it would be of great value to developers to have these tools integrated, saving a lot of time and headaches. Cheers, Tiago

It'd be great to have something similar to client actions in a mobile app for the web app. I feel like some of the logic we have in the screen actions is not that complex and has to be done on the client side to speed up the UI. We sure have some javascript capabilities, but it's not that good comparing to client actions in mobile.

Hello everyone, I'm hoping for implementation of a feature that checks for consistency in the tone and manner across multiple screen designs. Instead of simply setting rules and detecting rule violations, I envision a tool that uses various screens as input and recommends areas that may lack consistency. If anyone knows of a tool or feature like this, or could suggest how such a feature might be developed, I would greatly appreciate your input. Thanks in advance!

There is a limitation in OutSystems Service Studio where folders cannot be nested inside other folders. As a result, application elements must be kept in a flat structure, which reduces clarity, organization, and long-term maintainability. Why not allow developers the flexibility to create a better and more structured folder management system?

In lastest OS version (10.0.815) we saw that there are a new area with the recently opened modules in our environment. Could be nice if we have the hability to pick eSpaces as bookmark and look at them in a new separator next to Recent Modules :)Bookmarks list:Application (the star define what is set as bookmark or not):Thanks,César

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.