Wondering if it’s time to migrate from OutSystems Traditional Web to Reactive Web? As OutSystems phases out Traditional Web, moving to Reactive is essential for scalability, performance, and future readiness. This article covers why migrating now is critical, along with the crucial steps—like adopting a domain-driven, ODC-ready architecture and leveraging automation—to ensure a smooth, successful transition for your digital factory.

Dive into our insightful article that emphasizes the crucial role of security testing in applications, especially those developed using OutSystems. We explore the essentiality of prioritizing these tests in an environment rife with ever-present and continually evolving digital threats, providing a clear understanding of their significance in today's cyber landscape.

Has someone just assigned you your first code review? Or maybe you’re already familiar with this practice and are just looking for some tips on how to do it in the OutSystems Platform? Either way, we’ve got you covered.

Reviewing code is a best practice for a reason: it can dramatically improve the quality of the delivery, increase the team’s technical proficiency, and save some troubles further down the road.

This series is a compilation of challenges, approaches, and solutions that were part of our path as OutSystems Developers throughout different projects. This fourth part will review the top approaches to generating Project Documentation on the OutSystems Platform.

Architecture Best Practices are the foundation stones of our applications. They provide us with a solid infrastructure to develop on and ensure we deliver a reliable solution that's easy to maintain and has the flexibility to scale and evolve.

This series is a compilation of challenges, approaches, and solutions that were part of our path as OutSystems Developers throughout different projects. This first part will go over Time zones, Bionic Finger, and Naming Conventions.

The OutSystems platform has a node -Exception Handler- to create a flow branch that will handle the actions when an error is raised. This Exception Handler flow follows different behaviors that we will be exploring in this article.