In Service Studio, the Widget Tree often cuts off "long" names even if there's plenty of space to show them:That's not necessary and makes it difficult to determine what's what. So this idea is simple: don't cut off the names if it's not necessary to do so (and when resizing the pane, show what was hidden).

When P10 was released, the icons for Service and Integration Studios were different for P10 and P11.It would be nice to have different icons for P10 and P11 now as well to help us visually distinguish between versions of the IDE running on our computers.

I would like to suggest implementing a visual indicator in both Service Studio and Service Center that clearly identifies if it's a Forge component from OutSystems Forge. That would facilitate the visualization of components made by the factory and external ones..

Please can you add the ability to apply field descriptions to ODC External Logic components. If there is already a way to do it, it's not in any of the very scant documentation.

We can design webpage & email page using OutSystems. By the same way, It would be very helpful, if we have pdf page design in OutSystems Service Studio like email in Traditional web development.With this component, we can eliminate external component dependencies.

There should be a method where I can read html template with the data. So I can show it to the user before sending a email and user can edit if he wants. GetEmailHtml(templateScreenId, data) it will return rendered html so we can use it to edit and then pass it to sendemail method

From what I’ve seen online, the main barrier preventing many companies from starting to work with OutSystems technology is the price of entry. I’d like to suggest introducing a new licensing tier with limited resources, but sufficient to run a real application in production. The goal is to enable smaller companies to deploy a fully functioning app, not just for testing, but in a live, real-world environment. This would make it much easier to demonstrate the true value OutSystems can bring to a business. Even with reduced resources, no high availability, and community support only, the ability to run a production-grade app could help change the perception of the platform and significantly increase adoption, especially among smaller companies and innovation teams.

We have many List operations both on client and server-side, however we don't have one that would return a range (a subset) of a list, for the provided index and count parameters. This action would correspond to .NET's List.GetRange(index, count) method . An example use-case would be: - We have a large list with 1M+ records - We want to bulk process these records (e.g. BulkInsert) but want to avoid poor performance - In a loop, we get a subset of these records (e.g. 50K records) and do a bulk operation - We adjust the index parameter of ListGetRange and get the next batch of 50K records to process The current workaround is using a foreach and ListAppend, or adding additional code to make it work.

It would be nice to add Applications to solution and that all espaces/extensions will be in that solution.I don't have to add new espaces.

There are some improvements made to add dependencies and one of them is the 'Add Dependency' when right clicking on a already reference module. Then the screen pop-up where you'll can select a dependency to add.It would be an improvement if this would be a multi select option so you'll don't still have to open the manage dependencies.Attached is a gif image which display better what I want to achieve (so in the entity list I'm trying to select multiple entities with ctr which doesn't work).Kind regards,Evert