The badges section is a cool feature present on the Outsystems website where each member can see the achievements made, however, I believe that having a detailed   screen for each badge would improve the experience on that section. Example 1: member achieved 4 Certifications; when clicking on the badge, it would navigate to the detailed badge screen where the user would see which certifications and when those were achieved. Example 2: member answered correctly to 5 forum questions; clicking on that badge would navigate to a detailed screen where the user would see which ones and when he/she answered these.

OutSystems is not really a front-end friend, it's more like a distant cousin when comparing it with other low-code platforms. My idea is to have a way to retrieve a specific folder from the project to our local machines / laptop similar to how Github works. Using a fetch command we would retrieve the files to a local directory on our laptop. This would give us access directly to implement our own front-end development workflows such as using Visual Studio Code do work with other tools such as TypeScript or SASS. Using a commit/publish/push command would allow us to update specific files/folders to the OutSystems Server with the code to use on the project. All the compiling would be done on our local machine. This would also allow front-end developers to integrate tools such as Grunt to automate processes and speed up our workflows.

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Every plugin should have basic steps to use plugin.Like GIT website

In Mobile and Reactive apps we can "Fetch Data" from the Database, Local Storage and Server Action. This allows to retrieve data asynchronously. What I'm currently missing is doing the same async action but then with a Client Action. WhyI can use this, for example, by some data from the database, parse it and/or verify it and return the needed data (for example the number of items that can be send to the backend based on certain criteria). Current - bad- SolutionCurrently I need to "hack" my way around it by defining a few local entity that will never store data. "Fetch Data" from that entity and then call my Client Action in the "On After Fetch" action. This not really developer friendly and hides some important stuff in not readily visible screen actions. I'm also not sure if the "On After Fetch" action will be handled by another thread and not blocking the UI. All in all, a bad alternative.

Just like O11 Service Studio, it would be great to have an auto-update feature in ODC Studio as well under preferences. This would streamline the upgrade process and ensure consistency across tools.

When publishing a solution via Service Center, a lot of actions are performed. Very soon after the publishing started, you don't see the current action anymore unless you scoll down. Wouldn't it be possible to change the order of the list and put the newest actions on top? This way we can always which step is being executed without constantly having to scroll down to the end of the page. And while changing that, add the current timestamp in front of each row. ( https://www.outsystems.com/ideas/992/ ) It is always interesting to see at a glance when the last step was started or how long specific actions took.

Hi Team,It will be better if we can add Editable Table in Reactive Web and Mobile apps.Thanks & Regards,Ramesh Sirvi

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The Quickly add a dependency in any module is a great accelerator.A way to improve this feature would be to add a checkbox to allow us to add several dependencies in the same step.