A short free path in Spanish: a first HTML page, CSS and a touch of accessibility, with VS Code in the browser. No prerequisites. It is not a bootcamp or a university certificate.
A short free path in Spanish: a first HTML page, CSS and a touch of accessibility, with VS Code in the browser. No prerequisites. It is not a bootcamp or a university certificate.
Harvard’s introductory course to understand programming, algorithms and how software is built. It is demanding, in English, and still a solid starting point if you want a real foundation. If English is a barrier, there are Spanish options in the same cluster.
A practical HTML and CSS certification, now in the Spanish curriculum. It is free, self-paced, and makes you build real pages before moving on to JavaScript.
First path in the Introduction to C# series, in Spanish. It is free. You start by writing code in the browser. It does not ask for a prior bootcamp. There is no university diploma; it is Microsoft Learn training.
A freeCodeCamp certification with real PostgreSQL exercises. The Spanish curriculum links here; some material may still be in English and ask for Docker or the browser environment.
Harvard’s SQL course. It is in English and the edX certificate is paid. It fits when you are no longer an absolute beginner, not as a first click if English is a barrier.
JavaScript in Spanish for web development: syntax, objects, ES6, async and the DOM. Free to study with an account. The certificate is paid. It fits if you want a Spanish course; it does not replace Cisco or the freeCodeCamp certification.
A Universidad Complutense de Madrid course on Google Actívate: app principles, Android, iOS, cross-platform and stores. In Spanish, with a Skillshop account. At the end there is a digital badge if you pass the final exam. It is not a bootcamp to ship an app on day one.
A free Spanish introduction to querying databases with SQL. It does not ask for a prior bootcamp. There is no university certificate here: it is guided practice.
A free Cisco course to start JavaScript from zero. The page is in Spanish. You need a NetAcad account. Cisco issues the recognition; a third-party exam, if any, is not treated as free.
The second JavaScript stretch on NetAcad, with a Spanish page. It fits when you finished Essentials 1. You need an account. Cisco issues the recognition; a third-party exam, if any, is not treated as free.
A free Spanish certification for when you already layout pages and write JavaScript: you enter browser libraries. It is not your first course; it is the next step in the freeCodeCamp curriculum.