OutSystems In-Depth - Primary Overview

[@patty109109]

This was an hour well spent. Killer overview of this product, IMO. I had no experience with OutSystems and watched this to give me an overview.

[@w3mct]

Great video with solid content.. im outsystems certified. And looking to break back into the industry. This was an amazing refresher for me

[@ulhasaswar8907]

Thank you for overall review.👍

[@nareshkharecha7301]

This is good stuff and I understand it works at certain extent to address business needs with speed and accuracy. One question I quite want to understand is whether it's useful for data analytics where disparate data sources need to be grouped together and how the solution would be able to answer these questions: * How can we overcome the problems which become apparent when data from distinct sources are combined? * How do we create the possibility of reasoning with data from different sources? Thanks!

[@neanda]

This seems good, but I can't see under his webcam, what are you typing at 27:08?

[@jarfar95]

Good video. Thanks. Interesting. I noticed once you had deployed once and then changed something the green circle went to blue indicating immediately there was now a difference between the deployed version and local development version, good feature. Can I ask about being able to build SQL queries in the interface? Also, if using the personal\free edition, can we and how difficult is it to swap out entire projects?

[@liulia8666]

Hello! From where do I get the username and the password for the login screen? Thanks!

[@XebiaOutSystems]

Hello - If you are in a personal environment then it should be the same as your Service Studio credentials. If you are in a coorporate environment then you should reach out to your OutSystems administrators. End users are controlled by going to /Users. If all else fails, you can create a support ticket with OutSystems.

[@hairypotato4241]

Super helpful! Thank you.

[@XebiaOutSystems]

Thank you!

[@tonypaulrome8295]

All I’m looking is straight forward banking as service

[@manojyt3843]

Is outsystems a good career option?

[@XebiaOutSystems]

Hello! OutSystems is a great career option! Just be aware of adoption in your area, as with any technology, you want to make sure companies near you are hiring for it

[@badakh301]

@@XebiaOutSystems please make a vedio on outsystem as a carrer option, because i see slow industry adoption rate as pricing at outsystem is high

[@PedrovoriskAB]

Sadly I coould not follow up as U had your video above an important part =(

[@XebiaOutSystems]

Hello Pedro! I’m so sorry about that, is there a specific part that was covered that we could assist with? Maybe you could mention the timestamp?

[@PedrovoriskAB]

​@@XebiaOutSystems Yes, but dont worry.. amazing job anyways.. I am doing an outsystems bootcamp and all the questions I had during ur video I already learned there.. thanks !!

[@neanda]

​@@XebiaOutSystems same here, I had to stop because I can't see under his webcam, what are you typing at 27:08

[@abhinavshilwant9040]

HELLO SIR WE WANT MORE OF SUCH OUTSYSTEMS RELATED VIDEOS. THANK YOU.

[@abhinavshilwant9040]

LIKE SUPPOSE I WANT TO TAKE AN INTEGER ARRAY AND THEN FIND SECOND HIGHEST NUMBER IN IT THEN WHICH IN BUILT FUNCTION SHOULD I USE? THIS KIND OF CODING RELATED VIDEOS.

[@XebiaOutSystems]

Thank you for your feedback! More after coming! Regarding the list question, you could sort it descending and take the first element, or just use a for each and a variable to track the largest number.

[@drashyakushwah5452]

Intro sound is way too loud.. I am listening this in headphones 😅 Otherwise good tutorial thanx..🙂

[@XebiaOutSystems]

Thanks for the feedback! I (Craig) edited the video, and that’s not exactly my specialty 😂

[@konstantingeist3587]

Too bad it's Windows only