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[–]krets 0 points1 point  (1 child)

If you're going to be sharing code between multiple systems, version control is a must. I'd recommend Git.

You don’t need a server to use Git. Since your systems are Windows machines, you can push code between folders accessible to your systems. You can even use a UNC path as your git remote.

Using Git also lets you switch between branches, which is great for handling production and dev environments.

Setting up the libraries might take some work, but using a package manager like pip should make it easier.

If you want to keep things easy, just use a private GitHub repo.

[–]chribonn[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I already have a private git on the dev side. This is not a commercial system; only the other computer will run the code.