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 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.
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.