Enable inline css display to let developers know that inline css is getting added. This will also discourage use of inline CSS as it will be visible.

Currently, if you want to integrate with Amazon DynamoDB, a popular NoSQL database service provided by Amazon Web Services (AWS), you would need to use a Forge component called Amazon DynamoDB Connector. This Forge component provides pre-built connectors and actions that simplify the process of integrating OutSystems applications with DynamoDB.Simplified development: With native support, developers wouldn't need to rely on a third-party Forge component. They could directly access DynamoDB functionalities through Integration Studio, reducing the need for additional installation and configuration steps.Enhanced productivity: Native support would provide a seamless development experience within the OutSystems environment. Developers could leverage visual tools, such as drag-and-drop actions and configuration wizards, to quickly build integrations with DynamoDB.Standardization and stability: OutSystems could ensure that the integration with DynamoDB is well-maintained and kept up to date with the latest changes in DynamoDB's APIs. This would provide developers with a more stable and reliable integration option.Easier learning curve: By incorporating DynamoDB integration into Integration Studio, OutSystems could provide documentation, examples, and tutorials specific to DynamoDB, making it easier for developers to learn and utilize the service.

Even though Service Studio as started to incorporate static code analysis in TrueChange, it is still not compared with the static code analysis tools used in traditional development languages, like Sonar .OutSystems should incorporate advanced static code analysis, with extensive anti-patterns validation and also provide a tool with dashboards and reports to allow Tech Leads to have more control over the code quality of their applications and factories.

It happens a lot when you are typing something(sending a message or commenting on something) and if you refresh the screen or close the screen the message disappears, it would be great to be able to save the messages or comments if this situation happens.

Would be nice to convert local variables, input variables, or output variables into a structure. Something like this:

Hi,I think that could be nice to have the "Convert to input variable/Convert to output variable" option in the REST methods local variables. It could accelerate the process in case of changes or corrections, because, at this time, we don't have it:Best regards,Ricardo Pereira

The idea is to have a system action that retrieves if we are in a production or non-production environment. This would be used, for example, in Timers instead of having a Site Property “isDevelopment” that can be easily changed by an user with access to ServiceCenter.

CSS preprocessors have had nesting support for a long time, and it is now natively supported in CSS as well. Furthermore, many browsers already provide support for CSS nesting already: https://caniuse.com/css-nesting CSS nesting is a valuable tool, which has many advantages, including enhanced code readability and organization, which ultimately contribute to the improved maintainability and efficiency of the CSS stylesheets. Therefore, adding this functionality to OutSystems would be beneficial.

Hi Team, I have checked the iOS Info.plist file, and by default, the property NSAllowsArbitraryLoads is set to true. Currently, this value cannot be overridden. While I understand that we can configure and enforce HTTPS connections at the server level, this property setting goes against iOS’s default security best practices. Moreover, when publishing the app to the App Store, we need to provide justification for having NSAllowsArbitraryLoads = true. I would like to suggest the following: Provide an option in the Extensibility Configurations to set NSAllowsArbitraryLoads to false, or Set this property to false by default, allowing developers to define their own approved domains (as explained in the documentation). This will help align the app with Apple’s recommended security standards and simplify the App Store review process. Reference: 🔗 https://developer.apple.com/documentation/bundleresources/information-property-list/nsapptransportsecurity/nsallowsarbitraryloads

Hi all, I miss a table caption on native environment.I think add this on all table context, like table records, editable table e table.So, i think the natives configurations: text align (right, left and center) and caption side (top or bottom).This addition is good for accessibility.