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OutSystems Skill Builder: 40+ Real-World Exercises
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OutSystems Skill Builder: 40+ Real-World Exercises

Practice 40+ guided OutSystems exercises covering basic to intermediate concepts in Reactive Web Development.
Created byAnkit Gangrade
Last updated 12/2025
English

What you'll learn

  • Build a strong foundation in OutSystems development fundamentals by working through real-world practice exercises that focus on logic, variables, and data flow.
  • Develop logical thinking and problem-solving skills needed to design efficient workflows, handle conditions, and manage list operations within applications.
  • Understand how to translate business requirements into technical solutions using OutSystems logic elements and core development concepts.
  • Gain practical confidence to build and debug basic features independently, preparing for more advanced topics like UI design, database integration, and APIs.

Course content

7 sections45 lectures11h 8m total length
  • Exercise 1 - Develop first hello world application.8:58
  • Exercise 2 - Perform arithmetic operation.13:36
  • Exercise 3 - Perform arithmetic operation & UI binding.6:34
  • Exercise 4 - Perform arithmetic operation with a validation.5:54
  • Exercise 5 - Perform arithmetic operation with operator.6:35
  • Exercise 6 - Perform arithmetic operation with operator using switch.10:52
  • Exercise 7 - Perform conditional arithmetic operation.11:26

Requirements

  • No prior OutSystems experience is required, but basic familiarity with web or app development will be helpful.
  • Students should have access to an OutSystems Personal Environment (free to create on the OutSystems website).
  • A laptop or desktop computer with a stable internet connection to access OutSystems Service Studio.
  • Willingness to learn by doing, experiment, and explore solutions before checking the provided implementations.

Description

Welcome to Course 2 of the OutSystems Zero to Hero Series — a complete hands-on training module designed to transform theory into practice.

In this course, you’ll go beyond the basics and strengthen your OutSystems skills through 40+ guided exercises built around real-world scenarios. Each exercise is carefully designed to reinforce the concepts learned in Course 1 and introduce intermediate-level problem-solving that developers face in day-to-day projects.

You’ll work on:

  • Designing dynamic screens using inputs, conditions, and validations.

  • Building and connecting entities, aggregates, and data relationships.

  • Creating logic flows using client and server actions.

  • Applying variables, data actions, and events effectively.

  • Performing String operations.

  • Performing List operations and logic building.

  • Practicing Outsystems UI widgets and design principles

This course focuses entirely on practical learning, ensuring you gain confidence in using OutSystems Service Studio efficiently and independently. Whether you’re preparing for certification, switching to a low-code career, or building your own projects, these exercises help you learn by doing — not just by watching.

By completing this course, you’ll have solid experience in OutSystems Reactive Web Development at both the basic and intermediate levels — preparing you for advanced topics such as architecture design, multitenancy, and reusable components in Course 3.

Start practicing today and take your next step toward becoming an OutSystems professional developer.

Who this course is for:

  • Beginners who are new to OutSystems and want to start building real logic-based applications.
  • Students or professionals preparing for OutSystems developer certifications or technical interviews.
  • Developers from traditional coding backgrounds (like .NET or Java) looking to understand logic building in a low-code environment.
  • Learners who have completed introductory OutSystems tutorials and now want structured, hands-on exercises to strengthen their understanding.