Ah - forgot to mention, that a modern workflow for professional web designers certainly persist on a couple of tools.
Mine is (since a year or so):
FreewayPro ↔ Brackets ↔ CodeKit (placing files on Dropbox for developing).
All I have to do is substituting Freeway with Pinegrow (which hurts on day X) and Brackets by Atom . A missing FTP isn’t a big deal, cause FTP-clients like Transmit are able to synchronize local and remote servers (hopefully).
So in fact, PG can be an alternative to Freeway - it’s just a matter of standpoint and attitude. And I work on it - every day 'til day X.
The good news is, that even the decision pro PG can be corrected at the day something different/better/faster/ will arise. It’s a team player. An can do much more a developer will tell you.
All the already mentioned “alternative tools” are simple standalone applications and stepping to them is substituting one problem with the exactly the same problem again: Dependence.
Cheers
Thomas
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