Câmara Municipal de Cascais wants to develop a mobile App to be used by the citizens to donate money to be used to buy medical and emergency materials. The value that will be donated by the citizens will be doubled by Câmara Municipal de Cascais in an effort to further reduce the impact of the COVID-19 virus in the society

let the developer split the screen and allow to open several webscreens (tabs) of the same espace. something like the split screen and tabs on .net visual studio

Adding search and filter capabilities to the debugger variable panels (Locals, In Use, Watches) in Service Studio in order to improve debugging productivity in large actions and complex flows. I have had a lot of times quite a few complex structures, inputs, locals, outputs, mixed in these tabs without a way to search for one in the middle of them. While the watches do help to mitigate that, if we have big structures that need to be opened several layers, it will still need to be passed through manually to get to the actual variables.

It would be nice, that community members can start/read discussions on each training video page on the outsystems.com/learn site.So what I have in mind is a the page where the video is to have a discussion thread at the bottom of that page.

Add the Audit's commonly known attributes: - CreatedAt - CreatedBy - ModifiedAt - ModifiedBy To the System's Site Properties entities (Site_Property, Site_Property_Definition and Site_Property_Shared). I know there are some audit logs when a user changes a site property, but having these in the entities would be helpful.

 Problem: When working with complex Advanced Queries in Service Studio, it is difficult and time-consuming to manually re-enter test values every time, especially for queries with many parameters. There is currently no native way to save these test sets. Proposed Solution: I suggest implementing a "Stored Test Values" feature for Advanced Queries to improve developer productivity: Versioned Test Values: Allow developers to save specific sets of input values as named "Test Versions" directly within the query editor. Auto-populate: Provide a dropdown or selector in the test input window to quickly select and auto-populate these saved values. Multiple Sets: Support saving multiple test scenarios (e.g., "Empty Inputs," "Edge Case - Nulls," "Standard Load") for the same query to streamline repetitive testing. This feature would significantly reduce setup time and ensure more consistent, repeatable testing during the development phase.

I propose the development of the Outsystems Advisor , a tool designed to ensure adherence to Outsystems best practices. This solution will provide personalized recommendations to optimize deployments across five key pillars : Cost , Security, Reliability, Operational Excellence, and Performance.

Currently, we have Service Studio on Windows and Apple machines. We always have to update it and it's not possible e.g. to use it on Linux. Other Low Code and No Code providers have have it web based. Please investigate it you can make Service Studio web based.

The new RFC has just been released. In the link below, you can find the specification for the new QUERY HTTP method: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc10008 The idea is to implement it in Service Studio, so we can explore and experiment with this new HTTP method.

Greetings, Exposed SOAP web services requests and response logging feature is missing. It is important to have logging capabilities to troubleshoot integration issues. Currently it is only possible to change default logging level and set Troubleshoot or Full logging level only for Consumed SOAP, Exposed and Consumed REST web services. So, logging levels feature is missing for Exposed SOAP. There was an idea Logging web services requests and responses which was implemented long time ago but looks like Exposed SOAP was missing. I have checked the documentation and confirmed with support, there is not out of the box solution to change logging levels for Exposed SOAP web services and log Requests and Reponses. Thank you. Mikheil Osipov