Background : Family Planning Association (FPA) India is a Non-Government Organization (NGO) that runs 40 clinics across India providing reproductive services including pre and post-natal care. With the onset of the pandemic, most of these clinics are now at the frontlines providing essential care along with reproductive health services. Idea : Create an app that will allow service providers in these clinics to conduct screening and counseling of walk-in clients as well as offer these services remotely to the high-risk population such as pregnant women registered with FPA India and their families, including elderly population above the age of 60, those with pre-existing conditions and those with symptoms or a history of exposure to an infected individual. The app could be implemented by partners in India and they will have access to the (Subject Matter Expert) SME from FPA India. Impact : These 40 clinics along with more than 100 outreach units will reach out to a population of 400,000 from the poor and vulnerable communities in as many urban, peri-urban and rural locations across 18 states in India. They are supported by a team of 800 trained medical and paramedical personnel and community-based volunteers. (Even with the reduced staff due to the countrywide lockdown, these clinics served nearly 29000 patients in the last two weeks.)

Update The Old Video Tutorials in Outsystem Guided path. For example in outsystem traditional guided path -> Master Class on Javascript and jquerytutorials videos are published in 2016 - kindly update that New video , Some time old video unable to understand . It will take more time to understand .Thanks in Advancekishorevijay

You know when you make a switch with 25 branches? Not everyday, sure, but enough times and it scares the next person to open it. Most times we can't organize them vertically and it ends up looking like shooting lines everywhere. And because of that, when we need to rearrange the destinations around because of next steps, the sequence is lost. So far when I click the branch 's line, I see the condition. I would like that also in opposite direction. When I click in one of the conditions of the switch, the branch line on screen to be highlighted. This way I can quickly spot it and follow the logic.

Add a new client action for System event for when the mobile app is updated (through dehydration).This way we can add specific logic to treat properly this situation (toggle features, start sync, improve user experience, add analytics, etc...)

The debate about the null values is still alive and kicking in the OutSystems community. This shouldn't be a "war" between team No Null Values and team Null Values. Null values do exist in other platforms and they can't simple be ignored. It's not the first time since I work with OutSystems that I need to differentiate between a 0 and null values. Of course there are some workarounds, but are they the best approach? I don't think so. What if we could settle this "battle" once and for all? I propose giving developers the power to decide if null values should be the default for an attribute when creating it. Attribute per attribute. There could be an extra option in the attribute property, bellow "Default value", a checkbox with the label "allow null values". Always unselected by default. Simple right? And this is a common option in other platforms. It sounds reasonable to me and may solve the "war", as everyone can have their predilect choice.

That's about it.Add output parameters in WebBlocks so you can reuse the data on parent screen or block.

I would love it if I could open the widget tree in a new window similar to how you can with the aggregates. Here is the icon that will open the aggregate in a new window:

Some public elements remain stagnant on applications even though they are not being consumed anywhere. A warning on architecture dashboard to cleanup these elements would be helpful.

Right now, ideas are scored like this: It feels like only quantity is valued, instead of quality. In my opinion, a better system would be to award points not for creating an idea (which promotes "idea spamming") but for the thumbs up the idea gets. There could also be an extra point award if the idea is implemented.

When we request a trusted badge review for a component in the forge, there is no way to cancel that request. There are many reasons why I would want to do that, such as: I made a mistake in the version I submitted I want a new version to be reviewed instead of the one I submitted originally I received feedback from other components and now I know that my other requests will be rejected for the same reason. Being able to cancel in these situations would remove work from outsystems staff