Developer Files

The .abc file extension correlates with ABC programming language. These files can only be launched by a specific type of application. They are data files rather than documents or media; this means that they are not intended to be viewed at all. It contains plain text data associated with musical notations of songs in the […]

Developed by PUG, the Prepare Ur GUI (PUG) extension refers to a template in the Pug language. It is a shorthand HTML language with the code in the standard syntax but without the closing tags. It puts more emphasis on indentations and allows users to create dynamic webpages that do much more than a static […]

Developed by Microsoft, its Visual Studio, an integrated development environment for developing programs, uses the CSPROJ extension. The format refers to a C# (pronounced “C Sharp”) Project and contains the list of files integral to it and their reference to system assemblies. It also has the settings, such as the platform requirements, visioning information, and […]

Developed by Adobe Systems, its Animate, an interactive animation creating and publishing program uses the FLA extension. The format belongs to the developer files category and is an Adobe Animate Animation file for use on the web. Each project will have a plethora of graphical elements such as audio, video, vectors, text, and others. They […]

The BAS file refers to a program source code written in BASIC (Beginner’s All-purpose Symbolic Instructional Code) programming language. Thomas Kurtz and John Kemeny developed it in 1963, and there have several improvements over the original versions over the year. It is a text-based file belonging to the developer category and can be accessed by […]

Developed by The R Project for Statistical Computing, the R programming language uses the R extension. The format is text-based and belongs to the developer file category and contains executable code. These may include commands to create or visualize any data, value, or function. The R language is primarily used for statistical computing and graphics. […]

The TCL extension refers to a script written in the Tool Command Language. It is a powerful, dynamic, yet easy-to-learn dynamic language which can be useful in developing web and PC applications, testing, networking, and more. These are text-based developer files containing scripts and other source code, and the developers prefer it over others due […]

Developed by EJS, the Embedded JavaScript Template refers to a code to generate HTML markup with plain JavaScript. Users can find these as a part of a webpage or an application and lets them fill up information from a database enabling it to produce a Hypertext Markup Language output at execution. The EJS extension is […]

Developed by Matt Mackall, the Mercurial, a control managing developer’s tool, uses the PATCH extension. The format contains subtle differences that do not change the entire layout or the functioning of the software but brings about improvements in some areas. The software includes two different versions, where the first one is the original code, and […]

Developed by Microsoft, the Windows Installer, the default software installer for the Windows OS, uses the Patch Creation Properties (PCP) extension. The format helps the programs generate MSP patch files and contain global settings to distribute them amongst users uniformly. It belongs to the developer file category and stores binary data. The Windows SDK components, […]