Learning path
Learn JavaScript in Spanish: first contact with Cisco, algorithm practice on freeCodeCamp and a second stretch on NetAcad, without selling a third-party exam as if it were free.
Stage 1 of 3 · Start here
Cisco starts from zero, with a Spanish page and a free account. Recognition is from Cisco. It fits before you jump into algorithms or React.
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.
Cisco Networking Academy · Beginner · Spanish
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When you have seen the basics, freeCodeCamp makes you write logic. It is free and self-paced. It does not replace HTML: it assumes you can already read code.
A free JavaScript certification, in the Spanish curriculum. It fits after HTML and CSS, when you want programming logic in the browser.
freeCodeCamp · Beginner · Spanish
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Essentials 2 is still in Spanish and asks you to have finished part 1. Avoid jumping to a framework without closing the language.
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.
Cisco Networking Academy · Intermediate · Spanish
View pageThe freeCodeCamp JavaScript certification projects.
If you want browser libraries, freeCodeCamp’s front-end path is there. If you want the server, Back End Development and APIs. We do not list TypeScript: the Microsoft Learn path is gone.
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Do not start with a framework. First mark up a page, then style it, then add logic. That order is in the catalog.
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If you have never programmed, do not start with a weekend tutorial. This is the order we use, with verified courses and the reason for each step.
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There is no universal first language. There is a better fit for web, data or C#. We map that to courses already in the catalog.
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