What I like to see: switchto be able to set the labels of the conditions instead of seeing 1,2,3,4 and otherwise do/while/do or  for-loopI really would like to see a simple do/while on a condition, instead of a cumbersome if statement. the "cycle" note is a nifty feature with it.wether is should be a for-loop with just an integer or a do/while I don't mind.except for esthetics perhaps, because I don't like "breaking" out of a for-loop

Recently I had a problem when updating the OutSystemsUI library, the version I updated had a bug. As I continued development, I only later realized that there were some misbehaving components, and I soon suspected the OutSystems UI update. This way I had to go back several versions of my application, to get back to the last version of OutSystems UI, without any problems. This can happen with any library, and without more serious scenarios. There doesn't need to be many versions available to choose from, I believe that between 3 and 5 would be enough.

The SortRecordList extension allowed to have multiple sort criterias. The ListSort should have feature parity with that extension, at least.Having this built-in on the platform would be useful for sorting third-party datasources. For example, imagine that a web service returns financial transactions, and has two distinct columns: Date and Time. We would need to sort on both columns to be able to present data in chronological order.

I often find myself pressing the "eSpace management" button in Service Studio just so I can start a timer. It would be useful if we could just right click a timer on the Processes tab and have a "Run Now" to instantly schedule the timer.

The existing SEO URLs feature within traditional web applications is a very useful component within the OutSystems platform for making domains point to specific applications or pages, making URLs easier for users to follow and navigate, and presenting a "cleaner" look and feel.With React, this feature is now missing entirely and the only 'workaround' is to use links to traditional web, then push the user back into Reactive web again afterwards.Not only does this slow the load down, increasing load times and decreasing user experience, it also redirects the user from the url/domain they were expecting to see to a url with "too much code" in it, decreasing user trust in the website.SEO URLs are an existing feature in traditional web that should have been included with the initial roll out of React/Reactive Web and it is imperative this feature be restored ASAP in order for existing implementations to adopt React.

In an app you can select the User Provider Module. But IT users are now managed in Lifetime instead of ServiceCenter. Although I understand that for legacy reasons there are still entities Entities and roles with 'SC' in their names. And for cherry on top maybe say Lifetime (IT users) for better clarity?

When creating a new app I would like to have descriptions whereever possible. Some are currently set, some ar not, e. g. see screenshot.

Right now, once a secret site property is created, you can’t see or validate the actual value—especially in production environments, where developers don’t have access and only a dedicated support team configures the values. This creates a risk: if the value is entered incorrectly, there's no easy way to check or confirm it. Benefit: It would help with auditing and validation. Teams could verify that the correct value is set, even in restricted environments, and avoid errors caused by misconfiguration. Thanks

Having the possibility to remove the help from right click, because the help appears now in the same place that paste was before. So now I'm clicking it a lot of times :(This can be a option in settings, for example.

 The Vision To create a seamless, AI-powered development workflow by embedding OutSystems Mentor directly within ODC Studio. This integration aims to transform Mentor from a separate assistant into an active co-developer capable of generating features in real-time through natural language prompts. Key Features Embedded AI Pane: A native "Mentor" sidebar within ODC Studio to provide contextual help without leaving the development environment. Prompt-to-Feature Generation: Enable developers to describe small features (e.g., "Create a CRUD wrapper for this entity" or "Build a validation action for this form") via text prompts. Automated Logic Injection: Mentor would draft the suggested Logic, UI patterns, or Workflows directly into the open ODC application for the developer to review and publish. Contextual Awareness: The AI should understand the existing data model and client-side logic to ensure generated features are compatible and follow best practices. The Value Add Increased Velocity: Drastically reduces the time spent on repetitive or boilerplate development tasks. Lower Learning Curve: Assists junior developers in implementing complex patterns by following AI-guided prompts. Reduced Context Switching: Keeps developers focused in a single interface, increasing overall productivity.