OutSystems Associate Reactive Developer

This practices set designed for all OutSystems professional who want to become certified Associate Reactive Developer.

Before attempting this practice sets  make sure you completed/watched/read course video of Becoming a Reactive Web Developer. The Associate Reactive Developer Exam focuses on the fundamentals of OutSystems reactive application development, common to reactive web and mobile applications, such as data modeling, UI development, logic, screen lifecycle and modular architecture. The following table has the topics breakdown and the respective weights.

This are 2 different practice sets and each sets comprise 50 questions(same as actual exam) and 50 questions distribution based on following concepts and no. of questions  are as follows.

• 7 questions from Reactive Apps in OutSystems(Client Variables / Site Properties, Screen Lifecycle

  Debugging and Monitoring).

• 6 questions from Data Modeling(Entities & Data Types, Data Relationships).

• 10 questions from Fetching Data(Aggregates, Fetching Data on Screens).

• 11 questions from Logic(Client and Server Actions, Form Validations, Logic Flows & Exception Handling).

• 12 questions from UI Design(Screen Widgets, Blocks and Events).

• 12 questions from Architecture & Security(Modular Dependencies,Role-based Security).

There will be only 1 correct anwer for each question(Same as in the actual exam). I given 90 mins for exam but in actual exam it will be 120 mins.

Good luck on your exam!

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