OutSystems Reviews

The primary use case is to build applications for internal users.

• Speed of delivery: We were able to reduce development time by 30%.
• Able to automate manual processes in various departments.

• Great built-in features to get us up and running in no time.
• Their out-of-the-box UI is quite good.
• Easy deployment
• Refactoring with TrueChange is very simple.
• Monitoring and logging are built into it.

• Writing custom code still needs to be done via Integration Studio. This might have been added to the IDE.
• When shared extensions are updated, all the applications are redeployed.
• Mobile apps should have been fully native.

It is a stable solution, and the initial setup is straightforward.

I think the resource ecosystem could be improved. There are not enough resources on the market.

Multiple LDEV support would be great to have in the next release.

I've been using OutSystems for three months.

It has been stable so far.

It looks as though it will be a scalable solution.

The initial setup is straightforward.

I would suggest that you go for at least five or six environments. Typically, they provide three environments, and I think you should go for more, perhaps. six environments by default.

On a scale from one to ten, I would rate OutSystems at eight.

I use OutSystems to develop web applications. OutSystems is a low-code platform that lets you visually develop your entire application, easily integrate with existing systems, and add your own custom code when you need it.

With OutSystems, we can build our application faster, and we have releases every two weeks.

All the features for developing web applications are valuable to me.

The integration Studio could be improved. It needs a tool in which we could develop C# code and then integrate into OutSystems. The application could have a better UI.

I rate it a 10 out of 10. It is fantastic how fast we can build an application. We have a lot of users and the community is growing.