While in Debug Mode, have the chance of setting the Execution to step-back in the flow. Along with this Idea  debugging will be quicker.

In some situations the platform should auto refresh espaces and publish them (if possible).Scenario:Public Entities consumed by several espaces.There's the need to add a new column or record for static entities.Consumers will be outdated/broken.When the espace with the change is published which has consumers, should check if its possible to auto-refresh the consumer, and if so refresh it and publish it automatically.By the way it would be nice to have more filters on Espaces List in SC.

Hi,I think it is interesting that Integration Studio saved passwords for connecting to the environment, just like in Service Studio.Or to make it easier, Integration Studio uses the same foundation as environments already saved in Service Studio (environment, user and password).

What if OutSystems had a Model Context Protocol server available? Ultimately could support external applications to articulate the platform, but, until it gets there (if it gets there :D), for the use case I am looking at, it could allow me to extract structured business knowledge embedded in the applications' models, including: Business rules and their interconnections Process flows and decision points Entity relationships and domain concepts Service dependencies and integration points ... Generating contextual documentation explaining how components work and why they were designed that way (and this is not a new idea) would be really helpful.

It would be nice if OutSystems would create a section in their Learn site to include a list of learn content (blogs, videos) created by non-OutSystems staff or OutSystems partners.See this post of a lot of training material on Reactive web and other topics: https://www.outsystems.com/forums/discussion/57112/a-series-of-tutorials-on-reactive-web-apps/

There is a protocol growing fast in the gen ai community called MCP(Model Context Protocol). The current SDK does not support C#. I think it would be awesome if Outsystems allowed you to create MCP Server in a OS environment in a really fast way making apps useful for external AI agents.

When I edit or look up data during development with 'View Data' in my entity, the order of the attributes are so random. I'm getting pretty crazy of scrolling and searching for my attribute and it's value. (Especially in my 225 attribute entity! Yes, I could optimize) Why are the attributes not ordered by the way you ordered them in the entity? or at least on alfabatical order? Seems like an easy fix. Also what decides if a attribute is collapsed or expanded? seems random also.

One common scenario in various popular REST APIs is objects with dynamic attributes, and also the way empty instances of such objects are sent. With dynamic attributes, I mean something like this: "AvailableLocales" : { "nl-NL" : "Netherlands Dutch", "pt-PT" : "Portugal Portuguese", "en-UK" : "British English" } Currently, you need an On After Response and the ardoJSON extension to interpret this. It would be better if there would be an option to turn this into a key/value pair list directly. Secondly, quite often, an empty list like the above is denoted with the empty array symbol: "AvailableLocales" : [] Even if the dynamic attributes are a closed class, and you'd manage to make all into an attribute, this results in a parsing error. Instead of an error, the Platform should recognize this as an empty array or object, and not give a parse error.

Currently it is possible to upload a binary file by editing the table. It would be interesting to be able to download the binary without having to create a screen with the download functions. Idea in the image below, in adding a download icon and being able to download this binary in any file.

Currently, developers receive community points for submitting Forge components from OutSystems 11, but no points are awarded when submitting from ODC. It would be great to align this with O11 and grant points for ODC submissions as well. This enhancement would motivate developers to contribute more reusable Forge assets in ODC, fostering greater community engagement and innovation.