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You didn't mention your OS. That would be certainly hepful if you want a precise answer. The first thing would be to find a better host. You can rent very decent dedicated servers for as low as 40 or 50 € or less. If your project is big and serious, 50 €/month or 100 €, or 200 € is perfectly acceptable and you can install/enable whatever you need. Depending on the size of your project, a VPS could be enough. Whatever the price, a web host without SSH access is worse than shit. But you may not have any power on that area. Since your server doesn't support SSH, a proper VCS is not an option. The only practical solutions I see are rather "old-school" but they work: Solution A: <ol> <li>Download the whole site on your local machine with an FTP client.</li> <li>Edit locally.</li> <li>Test your changes with a local web server.</li> <li>Upload the changed files when your tests are OK.</li> </ol> Solution B: <ol> <li>Connect to your server with an FTP client.</li> <li>Use its "Edit Locally" feature to open the files in Vim.</li> <li>Write your changes, the file is automatically updated on the server.</li> </ol> Solution C: Use Vim's bundled <code>netrw</code> plugin: <code>:e ftp://host/path/to/file</code>. See <code>:h netrw</code>. Note that the process will always be <code>download -> edit -> save -> upload</code>, whether you notice it or not. Depending on the solution you choose, the process can be horribly repetitive and inneficient or almost completely invisible. But, seriously, get another server and use a VCS and a local server.
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