.SS Dateiendung

2 Dateitypen verwenden die Dateiendung .ss.

1.SilverStripe Source Code File
2.SurgeScript File

SilverStripe Source Code File

Entwickler	SilverStripe
Beliebtheit	2.9 \| 12 Stimmen

Was ist eine SS-Datei?

Developer file created for SilverStripe, a Web application framework developed in PHP5 using object-oriented techniques; uses the SilverStripe templating language, which allows plain text (such as HTML and XML) to be augmented with loops, conditionals, and other statements; used for producing dynamic page content.

Weitere Informationen

HINWEIS: SilverStripe runs on a Web server with PHP5 enabled.

Programme, die .SS-Dateien öffnen oder referenzieren

Windows

File Viewer Plus — Bei Microsoft holen

Kostenlos⁺

SilverStripe

Kostenlose Testversion

Mac

SilverStripe

Kostenlose Testversion

Linux

SilverStripe

Kostenlose Testversion

Web

FileHelper.com

Kostenlos

SurgeScript File

Entwickler	Alexandre Martins
Beliebtheit	2.0 \| 1 Stimme

An SS file contains SurgeScript source code, a programming language for building 2D retro games using the Surge Engine. It is an object-oriented, dynamically typed language based on the C programming language. Since SS files store plain text, users can open SS files with any source code or plain text editor.

Weitere Informationen

Screenshot einer .ss-Datei in Microsoft Visual Studio Code 1.8 — SS-Datei geöffnet in Microsoft Visual Studio Code 1.8

Alexandre Martins developed SurgeScript to be easy for beginners to learn but powerful enough for advanced developers. While most developers use SurgeScript to build games, they may also use it to develop interactive applications.

Some SurgeScript features include object tagging and garbage collection. Developers can also integrate SurgeScript into existing code.

HINWEIS: Martins also created the open source game engine, which is where the SurgeScript name originates.

So öffnen Sie eine SS-Datei

You can open SS files with any source code editor or plain text editor. For example, the Microsoft Visual Studio Code and Brackets source code editors can open SS files. Plain text editors, such as Microsoft Notepad and Apple TextEdit, which come bundled with Windows and macOS platforms, can also open SS files.