You can deploy through sftp but you still need save the files locally. I could accept that but then you generate a laravel db migration file or config file is

You can deploy through sftp but you still need save the files locally. I could accept that but then you generate a laravel db migration file or config file is created through a package that was installed remotely. So your local copy doesn't have the new file. So now you have to resync the repo. Resyncing the repo from the root directory brings in the vendor packages locally so a resync could take an hour. You need to go to subfolder by subfolder resyncing if you want to avoid that. Dreamweaver is open-edit-push back. Perfect when you have to make a change to a site and don't want all of the fiies locally.