Exactly as he said, think of it as your public portfolio. Honestly, though, if you want to modernize, you should set things up so you can just git push to your

Exactly as he said, think of it as your public portfolio. Honestly, though, if you want to modernize, you should set things up so you can just git push to your web site to deploy new code to it, not FTP. Many organizations require all code that hits production be committed to source control. If you think about things from a business perspective, it's insane not to have a source control logged revision of exactly what's running on the machine. When something goes wrong the machine may not be accessible. When something goes wrong, someone will have to lookup what the latest changes were. When something goes wrong any one particular programmer may not be available.