lewagon/setup

Setup instructions for Le Wagon's students on their first day of AI Software Development Bootcamp

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Created on April 6th, 2014
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Setup is a collection of installation and configuration guides for Le Wagon's AI Software Development Bootcamp students on their first day.

The repository addresses the challenge of preparing diverse student machines for a coding bootcamp by providing step-by-step setup instructions tailored to each operating system. Rather than a single generic guide, the approach separates instructions by platform—macOS, Windows, and Ubuntu—recognizing that initial environment configuration differs significantly across systems. This allows students to follow OS-specific procedures without navigating irrelevant steps.

The tool is designed specifically for Le Wagon bootcamp participants beginning their AI Software Development course. It suits anyone joining the program who needs to configure their development environment before coursework begins. The repository also provides localized versions in Chinese, Spanish, Portuguese, and French, making it accessible to students across Le Wagon's international cohorts.

The project maintains setup guides across multiple operating systems and languages, indicating ongoing effort to keep installation procedures current as tools and dependencies evolve. The presence of parallel documentation in multiple languages suggests active maintenance to serve a geographically distributed student population. The organization by OS and language reflects a commitment to reducing friction for newcomers with varying technical backgrounds and native languages.