One of the worst problems is when literals are hard coded. It is really bad for maintainability, you have to change them one by one and you can never know if you have changed them all. I would like it if there was a way to have an overview of all the places where hard coded strings are used for coding. For example if a text is used in an if-statement or together with an '=' mark it as a finding.

Certification exam for each type of course is difficult one, sometimes we know the answer but due to lack of sample questions practice we choose wrong answers during exam. Since exam is associate with some cost, so it will not be worthy for candidate to loss the Exam in any category.We can put some validation condition to have the access of Question Bank, like: Training videos should be mark as completed, Sample APP should be created and submitted by candidate's personal environment and candidate should have attended Boot camp related to it.This will increase the chance of clearing the exam as well as boost the confidence in candidate. We can also associate some price to these question bank.

If I have applications installed from Forge like "SilkUI Framework" or "Google Maps", Service Center and\or Service Studio could notify me if there are newer versions available.This way Forge would work like a real App Store and notify the users each time a new version of an app is available, and with a click we could instantly update those apps.This option should be configurable from Service Center \ LifeTime.

It would be really good to have a list of all unconsumed public elements from a producer module.This would be of great help in 2 scenarios:- while review code from other developers- while working on an application that was developed by other teamsIt is very common that code gets developed with a purpose in mind, but somewhere down the line it becomes obsolete or ends up not being needed. If teams are not methodic, a lot of unused public elements end-up bloating up the module. I am currently working on a project developed during 2 years by another company. I constantly find unused public elements all over the place. They obviously are obsolete, and if my team needs some of that functionality, most likely we will develop from scratch rather than have to search if some code exists for the purpose we need. Hence, unconsumed elements are as pure trash on the application. But there is no way to make a bulk clean up. It would be great to be all to see a full list without having to go one by one.

Provide the ability to set the extended properties on reactive emails in the same way they are available in traditional. There is currently no way to set extended properties on reactive emails, this currently means we will have technical debt in maintaining an secondary application purely to send emails to enable setting importance, out of office suppression, expiry etcThe following is an example of the traditional extended properties in a traditional emailThe above is used to suppress out of office messages for mailings and prevents a deluge of out of office responses when a number of emails are sent.Importance is set on some emails based on the business process being followed e.g. high risk/value the importance can be set to High and the email client shows the importance of the email.The extended properties on the email has solved a number of issues with email visibility in a users inbox by adding the relevant property e.g. importance, sensitivity and also expiry has meant that processes that do rely on an email get the relevant attention required.

Add something similar to "Export Action To Image" but with the actions objects numbered and a section below listing the parameters for each one . Also, a way to generate these in bulk , with it generating a zip file with them all inside, named appropriately, or as a PDF file.

It would be very useful to have a system event similar to OnApplicationReady but like OnSessionEnd or OnSessionExpire. The idea would be that whenever the user's session expires, the event is triggered and the necessary actions can be taken when the session ends.

Allow "Dark mode" on New Service Center

Dear OutSystems Training and Certification Team, As the OutSystems platform continues to dominate the enterprise low-code market, more organizations are leveraging it to build highly visible public-facing applications, B2C portals, and marketing sites. Because of this shift, Search Engine Optimization(SEO) has become a non-negotiable requirement for many development teams. I am writing to formally propose the creation of a new specialization badge: Outsystems SEO Specialist. These specializations would validate the developer's ability to navigate the unique SEO challenges present in single-page applications(SPAs) on both Outsystems 11 and ODC, covering critical platform-specific implementations such as: Configuring clean SEO friendly URLs and site rules Integrating third-party pre-rendering services like prerender.io effectively. Managing crawlability sitmap.xml and robots.txt with the constraints of ODC and CDN layers. Optimizing core web vitals and DOM loading structures specific to reactive applications. By creating this badge, OutSystems will empower developers to build applications that are not only highly functional but also highly discoverable. Thank you for your time and continued effort to expand the ecosystems learning path Best regards OJJallow

Just like in Traditional Web, it would be nice to have a simple way of translation prompts/text/static entities.