If we're doing his biography, he also created "42", a free (as in, "you don't need to pay any money") coding bootcamp based on the principles and general philosophy of the school Epitech.

It's a very project-oriented cursus, where the students have total freedom to decide how they work as long as they pass the very strict requirements of each project. To keep costs down, students have to grade each other and use mostly automated resources.

I'm not sure if the school is sustainable (I think it's supposed to be funded by alumni donations), but it's a really cool venture.

They recently opened a chapter in California.