When i was attending the Quiz in courses then - The quiz does not have a timer , which allows unlimited time for each question. Quiz is not only about accuracy but also about speed and confidence. Suggestion - There must be a timer for every quiz. A timer makes the quiz more interactive and exciting.

In poor connection circumstances it's desperate to see never ending process. So I want to cancel it and continue instead.....

When you're making changes in a module that sits low in the architecture canvas, you need to  manually republish many modules up the layers before you're able to test your changes.It would greatly reduce the pain involved if we could create something like a "1-Click Publish queue" in Service Studio and add modules to it. Then, with 1 click, SS would publish the modules in the queue in the order they were added.Suggestion: select the modules in SS with Ctrl+Click, right click, then "Add to new queue".

While creating Agentic App. the models on the ODC portal are available for every developer without restriction. this could hinder with governance policies while dealing with multiple teams. Suggesting to add Management layer similar to OS 11 lifetime teams to manage development teams more effectively enabling governance of apps and AI Models.

IDEs typically provide an option to customize code formatting.Service Studio lacks that functionality, which forces developers to format the codemanually.It would be great to customize the way that the code is indented. For example:Define the x and y coordinates of the Start NodeDefine the x and y coordinates of the Exception Handler (if more than one is present, align it to the right or to the left)Define the horizontal and vertical distance between nodes (in grid points)More advanced options could include, for example, if the first For Each node should align to the right or top right.A shortcut (e.g. CTRL + SHIFT + F) to format the code would also be great!Configuration example:Before:After:

Hi everyone, I would like to propose the creation of an official training path and a specialization certification focused on Digital Accessibility, covering both OutSystems 11 and OutSystems Developer Cloud (ODC). As Low-Code developers, we have the responsibility to ensure that applications are inclusive by deeply applying WCAG standards within Service Studio and ODC Studio. My suggestion is for OutSystems to offer: Accessibility Guided Path: A comprehensive training focused on using OutSystems UI accessibly, handling ARIA roles, managing focus, keyboard navigation, and testing with screen readers. Specialization Exam: A technical validation for developers who have mastered the implementation of accessible interfaces in Reactive and ODC applications. Profile Badge: An official badge on the community profile, allowing partners and clients to easily identify developers capable of delivering high-quality, inclusive projects. Why is this important? Market Differentiation: Accessibility-certified professionals are rare and highly valued by large enterprises. Product Quality: It reduces technical debt and ensures that "High Performance Low-Code" also means "High Inclusion." Platform Strength: It demonstrates that OutSystems leads the market not only in speed but also in social and technical responsibility. I believe an "Accessibility Specialist" badge would elevate the technical level of our community and help build a digital world for everyone. #Accessibility #Certification

Let me start by asking NOT to merge this with the mobile version of this idea. https://www.outsystems.com/ideas/6575/lifetime-analytics-to-enabled-included-mobile-applicationsThese ideas have been merged in the past, but it is about 2 different things. The old mobile idea was put to "not now", but we don't have an official response on the reactive web question.The lifetime analytics are a great selling point for the platform, but without Reactive nor Mobile being available, this loses a lot of potential. I can understand for not going the mobile route, but reactive should be included in my opinion.

Why hasn't OutSystems given a thought about having Parallel Actions? If OutSystems can give me the ability to call two or more server actions or two or more client actions and collate their response would be really great.

I think that will be a good idea to receive points for each certification attained.It's a way to reward the effort of getting a certification and in my perspective it doesn't make much sense to get points for watching videos and not getting points when we pass a certification.Best Regards,João Fernandes

Events in ODC is a great step towards an event driven architecture. In the current implementation, it only allows for server side consumers and I'd like to see that expanded to client side consumers as well. Imagine I'm building a real time application with OutSystems and I want my UI to be refreshed as soon as some backend process is done. Currently, I need to manually integrate with some web socket / server sent event service to achieve this functionality. From my experience this is a convoluted process that requires a lot of time and the purchase of third party services. This is not the low code way. Since now OutSystems has the Event primitive, it's the perfect time to add this capability.