It would be useful to search inside advanced queries across the factory.When profiling SQL Queries in production, using profiling tools like solar winds or SQL profiler, it's difficult to map back to where the query is being used.

I'm not sure if there is a solution do that.Some complex screens and web blocks tend to end up with so many local variables. Currently the input variables are displayed first and then the local variables are added as we go. There is an option to move the variables up and down. But over the period of the time, developers do not order the variables in a logical way. It becomes difficult to surf thru the variables when you had to.Providing an option (or by making it a default one) to keep the local variables in alphabetical order will help in navigation. And it also helps in grouping the variables.For e.g., all boolean variables will be listed one by oneIsCorrectIsDataAvailableIs ErrorAlso, all variables specific to an widget or entity can be identified easilyemployeeListemployeeNumberemployeeDropDownIt also helps in finding a variable easily.

An idea based on the discussion here:   https://www.outsystems.com/forums/discussion/65118/what-are-the-relative-weights-of-certification-exam-prices/The certification cost is not encouraging for developers from countries with lower minimum wage.For instance in India. https://take-profit.org/en/statistics/wages/india/As per this data, the MW for India comes out to be 115 USD which obviously is on the lower side. But I have seen entry-level developers work at 200USD. So certification cost is somehow not very encouraging in our geography too.Even Microsoft does this. For instance,  a certification that costs 165 USD in the USA is available for 4800INR in India equivalent to 65USD. The same certification is also available for 100USD in Brazil.It will be very encouraging if we have some way to come up with Geography specific pricing based on the minimum or average wages.Cheers,Tushar

The OutSystemsUI theme currently ships around 200 lines of CSS that are only used inside Service Studio. The rules end up being empty because (I'd guess) there's a process that removes declarations that start with "-servicestudio". Our users should not have to download extra CSS that is only used for developers. I think OutSystems should consider moving this rules to Service Studio itself. Cheers, Tiago

There can be possibilities with showing data in a gallery widget and dynamically add columns and rows by adding lists and records in use, by putting a logic of dynamically adding buttons in Ui.

I have seen multiple other ideas about this, but none were at the level that I need. When you have an application that is composed of multiple application modules (we'll call them) and you refresh a single module that then throws all of the modules out of sync, being able to refresh all of the modules in a specific order across multiple application nodes would be amazing. Say, I need to refresh something in my _CW application that then throws multiple modules in my _BL application , into the UI application. Being able to select which modules to refresh in which order would save a lot of time.

Implementing a change log for site properties in Service Center using OutSystems can enhance visibility over configuration changes, which is crucial for maintaining the integrity and reliability of applications. This feature can help teams track when a site property was changed, who changed it, and what the previous value was, thereby improving auditability and troubleshooting capabilities.

I have been going through the conference videos at https://learn.outsystems.com/training/decision/tech-talks It would be nice to have the speaker name and company in the caption to give them the credit they deserve. Then also make it searchable so you can follow your favourite speaker. Thank you.

It would be interesting after selecting several Server Actions to be able to place them in a folder by right-clicking the mouse. "Enclose in Folder". In the same way that it is done with the Widgets in which we select several elements in the Widget Tree, for example, and the "Enclose in Container" or "Enclose in If" option appears.

Hi Outsystems,texts from StyleClass should be removed from the translations file:Nobody wants translate CSS classes ??Should be hidden from the file of translations or at least with default don't translate.Cheers,Luís