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midudev/aprendiendo-react
Curso para aprender React desde cero
A Spanish-language React course by midudev (Miguel Ángel Durán), built as a series of small standalone project apps that pair with Twitch/YouTube lessons — Tic Tac Toe, a movie search app, a shopping cart, a hand-rolled router, a Redux CRUD, etc. It's aimed at Spanish-speaking developers learning React from scratch through building real, bounded projects rather than toy snippets.
Each lesson is a working, scaffolded Vite app instead of an isolated code fragment, so learners can run and poke at something real. The progression is sensible: plain JS hooks first, then TypeScript, then ecosystem tools (Redux Toolkit, React Query, Zustand, a custom router built from scratch to teach the concept instead of just consuming react-router). A couple of projects include Playwright E2E tests and mock data for API-dependent features, which is more testing discipline than most tutorial repos bother with.
Everything — README, comments, video titles — is Spanish-only, so it's a non-starter for anyone who doesn't read Spanish, despite the repo being globally visible. There's no root-level explanation of prerequisites or a suggested order beyond the numbered folders; each project is its own island with its own package.json and lockfile (some pnpm, some npm), so there's no single install/run path. Test coverage is inconsistent — only 2 of 14+ projects have any tests — and there's no CI configured to catch broken examples as dependencies drift. The last course entry is explicitly marked 'Pendiente de subir' (not yet uploaded), suggesting the course itself may be stalled rather than actively maintained.