How does Dreamweaver allow collaboration among multiple developers?

Dreamweaver facilitates collaboration among multiple developers primarily through its integration with version control systems like Git. This capability allows developers to work on the same project simultaneously while managing changes effectively. With version control, each developer can make modifications to their individual copies of the code, committing changes and merging them into the main project repository as necessary. This helps track changes over time, resolve conflicts that may arise when multiple developers edit the same files, and maintain a history of modifications, which is crucial for collaborative workflows.

The other options, while they may offer some level of support for collaboration, do not provide the same robust framework for managing changes and ensuring that all developers are in sync. Live chat features, separate user accounts, and shared workspaces do not inherently manage the complexities of versioning and change tracking as effectively as integration with a version control system does.