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Twig Support?

It's like 2017 and this should be included - and I shouldn't have to add twig extensions every time a new update comes out.

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You and 5 others

At this rate, I doubt if it will get any attention.

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Hi,

This feature request is already posted on dreamweaver user Voice.

We collect all the feature requests and bugs here and also get it up-voted for prioritizing.

Please leave a vote on it.

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Symfony, Expression Engine, Craft, Bolt are just a few examples of frameworks that rely on twig... and been around for many years.

Sometimes there are feature requests and then there are industry standards - twig is a standard.

I am fairly certain developers ignore DW because Adobe lacks the necessary insight into the industry - you're not web developers.

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Conversely, DW users do not use Twig because it is not part of Dreamweaver. To my shame I must admit that I belong to this group.

Having quickly glanced through the documentation, I agree that it would enrich Dreamweaver with the inclusion of Twig.

I have voted and invite others to do the same.

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You and 5 others

At this rate, I doubt if it will get any attention.

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