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[MNG]

Do anyone know is their a tool that I can implement to my site where I can add files and edit files through my website instead of logging into cPanel? 

Edited March 11, 2019 by MNG

[KyleMassacre]

Most common IDEs allow for FTP

[MNG]

56 minutes ago, KyleMassacre said:

Most common IDEs allow for FTP

Thanks didn't know if this type of thing had a name to it, so far this has caught my eye

http://codiad.com/

[DopeboyGFX]

https://stackify.com/top-integrated-developer-environments-ides/

[KyleMassacre]

There are other things like File Zilla which is a FTP program itself and you can set it to upload on save automatically.

But, if you wanted to be safe you would develop locally with a git repo and stage all your changes so you know nothing will break. Then you can create a webhook when you push to a particular branch of your repo that will notify your server and pull all the changes you made.

[Dave]

As Kyle has said IDE's normally provide this, you could also use an FTP client with a text editor.

https://panic.com/transmit/ - Paid

https://cyberduck.io/ - Free

Text editors:

https://code.visualstudio.com/

https://www.sublimetext.com/3

 

[Magictallguy]

Atom and the package Remote FTP (natively supports SFTP too) - completely free and highly extensible

PhpStorm and its own built-in SFTP Deployment. Cheap monthly subscription for considerably better coding practices. PhpStorm has shown me many errors of my ways

[Mad Caper]

On 4/13/2019 at 3:44 PM, Magictallguy said:

Atom and the package Remote FTP (natively supports SFTP too) - completely free and highly extensible

I vouch for Atom 100% I use it for all of my projects, if you need any help with setup of Remote FTP as MTG mentioned and a few other helpful packages send me a message and I'd be glad to help,

[Alan]

Potentially you could use something like TinyFileManager although SSH/(S)FTP is going to be a better solution.