Hi guys, we use something similar here, but we do it manually.We know that good architecture is very important in our projects. It is a wonder if we could see in our tree view the actions and other dependencies with the same color they were classified in the discovery tool.For instance: library modules can have the default icon green and core modules a default color orange.So, when you are in a green module and try to consume an action from the core module, you can see you are doing something wrong directly on your tree view and safe time to run the discovery and check this later.Even the developer who is not so expert in 4LC can help to keep the architecture in the right lines.

Enable the use of blocks in reactive emails. Currently all that is able to configure inside reactive emails is shown below. It would however be very helpfull if we could use also use blocks

When are we gonna have a option to access the metadata from a OML file?In my case i need to generate report for instance, all screens and their input/output parameters to a given Espace.This information exist only in the OML file. Therefore only the Service Studio is able to open it. Maybe some component which could translate it?I think its important feature for enterprise grade Frameworks like Outsystems.With best regards,Slavi Popov

Hello All,JavaScript has had ES6 and ES7 syntax since a couple of years. The new syntax provides some good features like lambda syntax, the 'let' keyword, the 'const' keyword, template literals etc.While some old browsers do not support all of the syntax, there are libraries like 'babel.js' ( https://babeljs.io/ ) which transform modern JS to ES5 (the usual JS syntax).It would be great if the OutSystems product allowed using modern JS directly in ServiceStudio.OutSystems can integrate the babel.js within the platform - so that it can convert any modern JS syntax to ES5 (older JS when required for old browsers, already most modern browsers do support ES6 , but not all..).Advantages:1. Developer productivity with modern JS will be very good. Many forge components rely on JS and JS libraries and having support for modern JS will be great.2. Modern JS is helpful for writing easier to read and maintainable JS code.3. On the mobile front in OutSystems - apache cordova for the mobile plugins is JS based - so supporting modern JS would be a win over there too.

Greetings, I noticed it is possible to post questions on the OutSystems forum with just 3 characters in the title and description. This often leads to unclear posts that lack enough detail for the folks to answer. Having a rule like a minimum of 15 characters for the title and 30 for the description would encourage users to write clearer questions. It’s a small enhancement , but it could make a big difference in the overall quality of discussions. Addtionally the same could applied for discussion & Idea secion :) Best Regards, Assif

Instead of manually restricting double-clicks using local variables or JavaScript, it would be more efficient to have built-in protection against double-clicks as a default behavior or as an optional property on the Button widget.

When dealing with mathematical calculations or complex queries it's easy to lose track of parentheses.Check the attached image for an example of highlighted parentheses on Notepad++.

The connection timeout error message must include the request that failed, so we can determine screen and data fetch.Currently, the Stack is only mentioning thisCommunicationException: The connection has timed out at c.onTimeout (https://domain/module/scripts/OutSystems.js?dU8nDUaeDPfu6NWEtXEQEQ:3:7337)  at https://domain/module/scripts/OutSystems.js?dU8nDUaeDPfu6NWEtXEQEQ:3:4671Not even the screen name is on the detail of the error.

The AI Mentor Studio is already very powerful but we always look for new ways to make it even more helpful. Here are some suggestions of improvement: 1. New Filter for Changed Elements When applying a filter to show alerts analyzed within the past two weeks, we sometimes still see alerts for elements that haven’t been modified in years. While older alerts are important, they should be reviewed in different contexts. A filter that displays only elements that have been actively changed within the selected timeframe would improve efficiency. 2. New "Brainstorming" State Some alerts involve complex issues where immediate fixes could pose risks. While the "Remind Me Later" status helps, some alerts need to be reconsidered at a later stage in the project without requiring monthly snoozing. Introducing a "Brainstorming" state would provide a clearer distinction for alerts that require further discussion before resolution. 3. New Filter for Unassigned Alerts Currently, users can filter alerts assigned to specific users, but there is no direct way to view alerts that have not been assigned to anyone. While exporting alerts to Excel allows for this, having an in-app filter to display unassigned alerts would be much more convenient and efficient. Hopefully these suggestions will be taken into consideration :) Cheers, Vanessa Espírito Santo

Moving forward would there be any plans to support rollout of web applications in the form of Progressive Web Apps https://developers.google.com/web/progressive-web-apps/ https://developers.google.com/web/showcase/This allows no installation, fast web applications, service worker, greater productivity and SEO.