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Because speed is in our DNA, we have improved the Element Selection dialog to select the first match automatically, while doing the search and allowing users to use the keyboard arrows for selection.
When you're editing expression values, autocomplete can be a life-saver, right? That's why we improved that experience for you. In the new Service Studio, you'll find a fine-tuned behavior that makes editing your expression values easier and faster.
For faster development, from now on, when you drag a record variable on an Assign node, it will expand, creating an assignment for each of its attributes.
There’s a new pattern in town! The latest version of Silk UI Mobile comes packed with improvements; there are new versions of RangeSlider and RangeSliderInterval patterns. A new parameter for Advanced Format allows you to customize at more complex levels. And, we have improved placeholder naming consistency, so, for example, you can now swap a Card for a Panel, without losing the placeholders' content.
The new Silk UI Web is full of helpful enhancements. The Calendar is updated, and there is improved Placeholder naming consistency.
Check out the improved submit user feedback experience! Also, in this version of Platform Server, you can now define the LifeTime Analytics retention data period using the Factory Configuration tool.
When data is king, security is the top priority. With OutSystems Sentry, you get additional security, risk management, and monitoring on the industry’s fastest, most secure, and stable cloud environment. Safeguard your data with no loss of speed or agility.
Announcing a new documentation page with all the hot Service Studio tips and tricks! Want to learn about keyboard shortcuts or how to open multiple files? Can't remember that neat trick for expanding and collapsing trees? How about editing the properties of several elements in one go? These and many more in this brand new topic!
Don't lose track of what happened. Service Studio now shows you the timestamp of every publish message, so that even if you look away, you know what the publish mechanism was up to. Also, you don’t have to rely only on your memory. Look at the timestamps instead; they will tell you when your last publish was.


