I just use the code view in Dreamweaver quite often, not because I don't like Atom or VS Code, but because neither of them are good with S/FTP. A lot people sti

I just use the code view in Dreamweaver quite often, not because I don't like Atom or VS Code, but because neither of them are good with S/FTP. A lot people still use Coda for this fact too. I still use VS Code when I get a chance. Not every project needs a repo, or a local environment. It may not be best practice, but some clients will force your hand into "cowboy coding."