The idea is to be able to reflect back on the past and see your growth within the community from what was the opening rank you had what were your key milestones of your certifications what were the key milestones of breaking into certain ranks and overall to reflect back on your journey within the out systems community. Providing this timeline graph would be something that will be motivational for the current user as well as for anyone visiting a profile of an MVP or a champion or a mentor to see how they have grown within the out systems community.

I would like to suggest improving the loading animation in the Service Center when applying filters or performing actions. Currently, the indicator is barely visible and only appears if you scroll down, which makes it difficult to know whether the system is processing, still loading the filters, or if the action failed. At the moment, there is only a small loading bar that becomes visible when scrolling. A clearer solution could be to add a button‑loading or a loading indicator next to the filter button, so devs have immediate feedback that an operation is in progress. Filtering: Loading not visible The red loading bar at the top only becomes visible when you scroll down.

Service Studio doesn't have any compatibility with the horizontal scroll MX Master 3 Mouses (previous models also).We need to click the horizontal scroll bar to scroll, but the vertical works fine.For long flows, Advance SQL queries, Javascript, etc, that can grow vertically and/or horizontally, it's a bother to switch between a scroll and a click on the bar.

The idea is to enhance the security of OutSystems' exposed REST services by adding native support for OAuth2 authentication. This addition will enable developers to implement a robust and standardized authentication method, elevating the security posture of applications built on the OutSystems platform. Currently, OutSystems offers Basic authentication or custom authentication for exposed REST services, but native support for OAuth2 is absent. By incorporating OAuth2 into the OutSystems platform, developers can use a industry standard authentication protocol.

The Responsive Ruler/Grid Overlay Widget is an amazing widget for everyone working on the UI in OutSystems, specially if you want things to look nice and align perfectly. And your Screen should be pixel perfect then this will help. Think of it as the perspective of a designer - A see-through grid on which you can build and examine your application. You turn it on and off with a button, and with the help of it you have got perfectly spaced lines helping you to make sure everything is aligned properly, spaced evenly, and it majorly helps with the responsiveness of screens. This is like having a ruler or grid paper in real-world, but inside your OutSystems application. Thank You

 The optional chaining (?.) operator accesses an object's property or calls a function. If the object accessed or function called using this operator is undefined or null, the expression short circuits and evaluates to undefined instead of throwing an error. Source: MDN This operator is widely used and supported but OutSystems still gives us a (wrong) warning when using it inside javascript nodes. I think this should be improved. Probably just an editor update is needed. Cheers, Tiago

 Proposal Let’s integrate artificial intelligence (AI) into OutSystems to automatically fill in descriptions for different elements. Here’s how it could work: Contextual Analysis: When creating or modifying an element (such as an action, query, or entity), the system analyzes the context. It considers factors like the element’s purpose, input parameters, and expected behavior. Multiple Possibilities: The AI generates multiple possible descriptions based on the context. These descriptions could vary in tone, length, and specificity. User Review and Selection: The developer reviews the AI-generated descriptions. They can choose the most suitable one or make manual adjustments. Learning and Refinement: Over time, the AI learns from user selections and feedback. It refines its understanding of context and improves description quality. Benefits: Time Savings: Developers won’t need to manually write descriptions for every element. Consistency: AI ensures consistent and standardized descriptions. Documentation: Well-described elements enhance documentation and knowledge sharing. Reduced Errors: Fewer chances of missing or incorrect descriptions.

When working in lager factories or those with a lot of references so some modules it would really help to sort the publish list where incompatible messages are shown last. This would help a lot with notifing the user that is publishing that module  there are incompatibles that needs some 'work'. A warning message would also do this trick.See this screenshot for example:

We have Ctrl-D for deleting a variable+value pair from an assignment, but I'm often in want of a copy/paste option as well, or alternatively a drag/drop for a single assignment pair. Currently, I need to copy/paste the variable and value seperately.

I would like to have the ability to work off line with out having to upload the file for Intellectual Property.  In doing this I would run off of my local community edition, but later be able to change the server back to the development server when I have a connection again.