OutSystems Associate Developer case studies
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The Associate Developer (ODC) is an OutSystems certification exam that, in OutSystems' own description, "focuses on the fundamentals of OutSystems web and mobile app development." It is aimed at developers who are new to OutSystems Developer Cloud (ODC) and who build simple web and mobile apps, and OutSystems positions it as one of the first steps in becoming a certified OutSystems developer. The exam runs 120 minutes and is offered in English, Español, 日本語, and Português (BR); the fee is $200 US. The OutSystems Associate Developer case studies are 5 cases and about 2,537 words.
1The Aggregation That Doubled the Screen Load
A team ships a Traditional Web app listing 40 active projects on a dashboard. Each row shows the project's client name and the count of open tasks.
536 words, about 3 min2The Offline Queue That Lost Three Inspections
A field-inspection mobile app lets technicians capture photos and notes in areas with no signal. The app uses a local storage entity for drafts and a client action that saves to the server when connectivity returns.
509 words, about 3 min3Choosing Between Reactive Web and Traditional Web Under a Deadline
A new developer must build an internal request-tracking app in ODC. Requirements: about 60 concurrent internal users, a table view with filters, a detail form, role-based access for Requester and Approver, and email notifications on status change.
488 words, about 2 min4The Mobile App That Needed a Server Action It Did Not Have
A developer is building a simple mobile app in ODC to let staff scan a badge and look up a person's department. The lookup must query a server-side entity of 12,000 people.
489 words, about 2 min5The Notification That Fired Twice
A simple web app in ODC lets a Requester submit a request and an Approver approve or reject it. On status change to Approved, a server action sends an email to the Requester.
515 words, about 3 min