Coding Bootcamp Shenzhen

Entrepreneurs and hackers in Shenzhen, City of the Future

The Silicon Valley of Hardware

Experience our coding bootcamp in Shenzhen

The new Silicon Valley

Shenzhen has a complete ecosystem that turned the city into a staging ground for large high-tech companies, rising startups, and independent innovators from all over the world looking to get their product made as efficiently as possible. Tech giants like Huawei, ZTE, and Tencent all got their starts here, and many more entrepreneurs seem to be on the way up. If you want to build something at the epicenter of tech, you must be in Shenzhen!

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Futian, Shenzhen

A community empowered with knowledge will make for a better, stronger Shenzhen. Le Wagon's intensive FullStack program is a great way to launch your tech journey: Join us to discover the world of web development, Internet of Things, WeChat applications, Cross-border e-commerce and much, much more. In Shenzhen, you'll also discover the emerging maker culture and China's innovation scene. Get ready for a treasure hunt in the biggest software park of China, and the largest electronics market in the world!

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Meet our staff

Learn with talented teachers who are professional developers.

Eddie Lau

HK-native Eddie is a veteran entrepreneur. He recently founded F5 Works, a tech consultancy prototyping software solutions. Eddie loves to craft products using Ruby On Rails, Elixir, AngularJs, Ionic...

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Dounan Hu

With a wealth of background in astrophysics, algorithms and high-tech research, Dounan is a true geek. He consults for early tech startups and social enterprises - coaching management, rescuing development, and building high-caliber tech teams.

Forrest Ye

When studying at Jiao Tong University, Forrest co-founded Ele.me, the famous meal ordering service. Later he worked as Product Manager at Tencent, then moved back to the tech scene and went full-time Ruby on Rails as a developer and consultant.

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Thibault Genaitay

Front-end developer for 15 years, Thibault moved to China in 2010 where he worked on digital services for the luxury industry. He built high-end WeChat applications for brands such as Guerlain, Sephora, Louis Vuitton, Shangri-La, Cartier.

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