The idea would be to encourage people to do the lockdown and see whose around is doing the same.Possible features:- Integrating with Google maps, we could add our home to this network and see our neighbors- Share tips with our neighborhood (how to do shopping, what is open, limits, etc)- Share specific needs that might arise in a neighborhood (for example, someone senior that can't go buy stuff, etc)- In a broader scope, share tips for lockdown with kids, seniors, etc- We can add a "gamification logic" to rank neighborhoods with more people on lockdown, achievements, etc.This is just a quick idea that can be definitely improved with our community!

All modern IDEs include some form of AI-powered coding assistance. While Service Studio does suggest certain nodes, it lacks the capability to enhance a developer's logic with meaningful autocomplete suggestions. It would be nice to have a co-pilot-like feature in Service Studio.

GDPR requires organizations to implement appropriate technical and organizational measures to ensure a level of security appropriate to the risk. CMK supports this requirement by enabling strong encryption practices, which are critical for protecting personal data against unauthorized access. Currently enforcing customers own encryption key is only available through application level which requires extensive implementation cost that will delay projects and cause customer frustration, when their other resources in Azure or data platforms like Snowflake support CMK out of the box. As part of an enhanced security add-on it would be great with such functionality at platform level.

When deleting a personal environment, would it be possbile to zip the OML's and send it to the user? Especially for ODC where the personal environment gets shut down within a week of not using it. I just had a personal project I spend 20-30 hours on, and then got a load of work meaning I had no time for the personal project for 2 weeks. When I came back to it the environment is gone and everything I've worked on is gone. If there was some way to restore it, I could just set up a new environement and look at the OMLs, but now it's all for nothing. It feels really demotivating to learn and improve on a personal environment if you have this delete with no backup system on the environment. I know that you don't want to host free environments because it cost you space, but doing this, or maybe even enable self hosting or something for a free version, so you don't have to deal with the storage, would allow us to have a passion for OutSystems outside of work aswell :)

I very much liked in former times the three developer classifications: Associate Professional Expert Professional has unfortunately disappeared now. I think the personal step from Associate to Expert, when setting career goals is a big one. The range from Associate to Expert is too big. I would very much like a reviving the professional status, after the Associate classificaton when a developer obtains any three of the six required additional certifications for an OutSystems Expert to get rewarded as "OutSystems Professional Developer"

When doing a refactor of the CSS or changing a class, it would be nice to know where it's being used through all modules to prevent breaking something that we already have.You could improve the search that we already have to allow this.

 Problem Debugging layout issues in Reactive Web apps can be time-consuming. Developers often need to inspect CSS, containers, flex behavior, spacing, width, and alignment directly in the browser, but Service Studio does not provide a clear visual way to understand why a layout is breaking. How this suggestion can help A built-in Layout Inspector would help developers quickly identify spacing, alignment, overflow, flex/grid behavior, and responsive issues without switching constantly between Service Studio and browser DevTools. Implementation example Add a right-click option on widgets: Inspect Layout It could show: Widget: Container_Main Display: Flex Direction: Row Gap: 16px Width: 100% Padding: 24px Overflow: Hidden Parent Container: Section_Content It could also highlight margins, padding, and parent-child relationships visually inside Service Studio.

Currently, we need to manually create and implement audit trails for every data change (Create, Update, Delete). This process is repetitive, error-prone, and adds significant development time. It also leads to performance issues, bloats the AOs, and creates complex, hard-to-maintain flows. Solution: Automated and Integrated Audit Logging The proposed solution is a built-in Service Studio feature that automates the entire process. Developers would simply enable an "Audit Log" property on an entity. The platform would then: Automatically inject highly optimized, asynchronous logging logic into the entity's database actions. Handle all performance optimizations behind the scenes to avoid slowing down the main transaction. Prevent the creation of extra AOs, as the audit data would be managed by the platform itself. This transforms a complex, manual task into a single-click action, freeing developers to focus on core business logic while ensuring consistent, high-performance, and reliable data security and compliance.

Currently I can choose only one module to open, and sometimes when I need to open multiple module I need to click open from Environment for each module I need to open and so if user has an option to multi select, it can choose modules he needs to open and they can start opening rather than clicking open from Environment or ctrl + O. I face this issue when I need to refresh the n number of consumer modules. Even user have this option on application under its modules section.

In service studio versions prior to version 9 it was possible to select/deselect all differences to merge at once, by clicking on the top checkbox in the list of the Foreign eSpace. That checkbox is no longer present in version 9.It would be great to have this feature back.