HTML-Kit Tools directory-tree ftp upload - One improvement, big rewards

Many clean-code Web Developers like myself swear by the unintrusive, clean development suite that HTML-Kit is famed to be. This tool (Version 292) is not perfect as it is, and that has warranted the development of HTML-Kit Tools for Windows/Linux (Currently in the final stages of Alpha Development).

One of the main reasons (among very many) why I made HTML-Kit my Web Development tool of choice is the fact that I did not need to have a secondary tool to edit and proof CSS development, this was provided by the integration with TopStyle, an equally powerful editor in the area of CSS. The availability of FTP connection right within HTML-Kit 292 made is indispensable in quickly accessing and editing files on a web server. However, FTP uploads have so far been available for file-level uploads, and it has not been possible to upload a complete directory structure of files. This makes it difficult to quickly upload a collective of files in a pre-existing folder-structure without using a third-party FTP application (few people enjoy jumping from one window to another).

HTML-Kit Tools for Windows now features the ability to select and add a complete directory structure to a project's virtual folder and add (upload) that folder to the FTP server. This added feature makes it possible to manage virtually all FTP functions that are necessary to add, access, and edit web content without having to fire-up and maintain an extra/dedicated FTP application.