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Welcome to Developing OutSystems Web Applications!
This course has been designed to teach you the fundamentals of developing with OutSystems 10, focusing on the Web part of the platform
At the end of course, you will have all the fundamental skills and hands-on experience necessary to build your own web applications with OutSystems Some ground rules
● Email, mobile phones, and internet browsing: only by exception
● You may walk around the room, help others, and see their work
● To simplify communication, place your name in front of you
○ Fold a piece of paper ○ Write your name on it ○ Put it in front of you for others to see Daily Agenda
9 a.m. Day start
10:30 a.m. – 10:45 a.m. Coffee break
12:30 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. Lunch
3 p.m. – 3:15 p.m. Coffee break
5:15 p.m. Day Retrospective
5:30 p.m. Day end
Course Dynamics
Each Module groups a set of Chapters that together cover a particular
knowledge unit
Each Chapter contains a Presentation that explains the concepts and theory behind the chapter subject
When applicable, the Chapter ends with an Exercise lab, that will walk the student through how to implement the chapter subject in OutSystems
The course closes with a Project assignment, where students will develop a second complete application from a higher level set of requirements Course Breakdown Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Morning: Morning: Morning: Morning: Morning: □ Intro to the Course □ Data Queries □ Security □ Final Project □ Final Project □ OutSystems □ Widgets II □ Session Handling Overview □ Actions and □ Web Services □ Course Wrap-up □ Service Studio Code Reusability □ Integration Studio Overview Overview □ Screen Lifecycle □ Modeling Data □ Architecture Basics
Afternoon: Afternoon: Afternoon: Afternoon:
□ Widgets I □ Input Validation □ Themes and Styling □ Final Project □ Modeling Data □ Screen Lifecycle: □ Scaffolding and Relationships Ajax Interaction RichWidgets □ Screen Lifecycle: □ Web Blocks and □ Silk UI Interaction UI Reusability □ Debugging & Monitoring What You’ll Develop in this Course!
Movie Database Application Customer Orders Application
(Exercise Labs) (Silk Exercise Lab) What You’ll Develop in this Course! (cont.)
Hotel Bookings Application
(Final Project) “Excuse me, I have a question...” Certification Program for Developers
Parallel to learning and using OutSystems, developers may want to get certified.
There are three levels of OutSystems certification for developers, that can be attained progressively. Each involves mastering OutSystems technology in conjunction with modern software engineering practices for developing and designing enterprise-grade mobile and web applications.
Little or no project experience 6 months experience as 12+ months experience as
Associate Developer Professional Developer Certification Program for Developers
Associate Developer Professional Developer Expert Developer
Develops simple web applications. Develops enterprise grade Experienced developer, with Fairly autonomous in addressing applications. Has experience with capacity to design and architect most development issues. Able to architecture, advanced user quality solutions autonomously. Is bridge experience with other interface patterns, business process able to resolve all platform related development environments and technology. Able to coach Associate technical issues. May occasionally languages. Should be supervised by Developers. manage the delivery team. Able to a Professional Developer. coach Associate and Professional Developers. Certification Exams
Each certification level is attained by successfully taking an exam (70% or above score)
The exams comprise of a set of multiple choice questions over the several domains of OutSystems development such as data modelling, UI creation, business logic development and more
A sample question might be:
An Entity is the OutSystems way to...
❏ ... model and store compound data, equivalent to a DB Table ❏ ... model and store simple data, equivalent to a DB Table Column ❏ ... model a data identifier, equivalent to a DB Table Primary Key
At the end of this course, you should be ready to take the Associate Developer exam! Intro to the Course Course Breakdown
□ OutSystems Overview □ Input Validation
□ Service Studio Overview □ Screen Lifecycle: Ajax Interaction □ Screen Lifecycle □ Web Blocks and UI Reusability □ Modeling Data □ Security □ Architecture Basics □ Session Handling □ Widgets I □ Web Services □ Modeling Data Relationships □ Integration Studio □ Screen Lifecycle: Interaction □ Themes and Styling □ Debugging & Monitoring □ Scaffolding and RichWidgets □ Data Queries □ Silk UI Framework □ Widgets II □ Actions and Code Reusability □ Final Project
