Lesson content and instructional text in the x86 Playground remain in English when the platform language is set to Spanish.
Issue Description
The lesson body and instructional sections within the x86 Playground are not localized. Despite the interface being set to Español, the content continues to display in English. This results in inconsistent localization across the learning environment.
Affected Component: Lesson content and instructional text in x86 Playground
Observed Behavior: English text displayed while UI elements are in Spanish
User Impact: Spanish-speaking users encounter mixed-language content
Visible Symptoms: English text under the lesson header and instructional sections
Environment
Property
Value
Application
SpikerSoft Learning Platform
Module
x86 Playground
Environment
Production
Browser
Firefox
Operating System
Windows 11
Version
v2026.06.26a
Device
Desktop PC
Preconditions
Platform language set to Español.
Steps to Reproduce
Navigate to learn.spikersoft.com/tools/x86-playground.
Switch the interface language to Español.
Open lesson 50000 – ¿Qué es ensamblador?.
Observe the lesson content and instructional text.
Expected Result
All instructional and descriptive text should appear in Spanish, consistent with the selected language.
Actual Result
Lesson content remains in English despite the interface being localized to Spanish.
Evidence
Screenshot shows lesson “¿Qué es ensamblador?” with English text:
“Assembly is the lowest-level language most programmers ever read or write directly.”
“An instruction is a single operation the CPU executes directly — mov rax, 42 writes the number 42 into the rax register.”
“A syscall is a request to the operating system kernel — ‘please write these bytes to stdout’ or ‘please exit with code 0’.”
“Click Continue to take a brief tour of the x86-64 model.”
Interface elements such as “LECCIONES X86”, “Continuar”, and “Salir de la lección” are correctly displayed in Spanish.
Impact
Localization inconsistency within lesson content.
Spanish-speaking users may struggle to follow instructions.
Reduces overall translation completeness and platform usability.
Frequency
Always
Reproducibility
100%
Severity
Medium
Notes
All environment details confirmed from screenshot. No additional anomalies observed.
## Summary
Lesson content and instructional text in the x86 Playground remain in English when the platform language is set to Spanish.
## Issue Description
The **lesson body** and **instructional sections** within the x86 Playground are not localized. Despite the interface being set to **Español**, the content continues to display in English. This results in inconsistent localization across the learning environment.
- **Affected Component:** Lesson content and instructional text in x86 Playground
- **Observed Behavior:** English text displayed while UI elements are in Spanish
- **User Impact:** Spanish-speaking users encounter mixed-language content
- **Visible Symptoms:** English text under the lesson header and instructional sections
## Environment
| Property | Value |
|-----------|--------|
| Application | SpikerSoft Learning Platform |
| Module | x86 Playground |
| Environment | Production |
| Browser | Firefox |
| Operating System | Windows 11 |
| Version | v2026.06.26a |
| Device | Desktop PC |
## Preconditions
Platform language set to **Español**.
## Steps to Reproduce
1. Navigate to `learn.spikersoft.com/tools/x86-playground`.
2. Switch the interface language to **Español**.
3. Open lesson **50000 – ¿Qué es ensamblador?**.
4. Observe the lesson content and instructional text.
## Expected Result
All instructional and descriptive text should appear in Spanish, consistent with the selected language.
## Actual Result
Lesson content remains in English despite the interface being localized to Spanish.
## Evidence
- Screenshot shows lesson **“¿Qué es ensamblador?”** with English text:
- “Assembly is the lowest-level language most programmers ever read or write directly.”
- “An instruction is a single operation the CPU executes directly — `mov rax, 42` writes the number 42 into the `rax` register.”
- “A syscall is a request to the operating system kernel — ‘please write these bytes to stdout’ or ‘please exit with code 0’.”
- “Click Continue to take a brief tour of the x86-64 model.”
- Interface elements such as **“LECCIONES X86”**, **“Continuar”**, and **“Salir de la lección”** are correctly displayed in Spanish.
## Impact
- Localization inconsistency within lesson content.
- Spanish-speaking users may struggle to follow instructions.
- Reduces overall translation completeness and platform usability.
## Frequency
Always
## Reproducibility
100%
## Severity
Medium
## Notes
All environment details confirmed from screenshot. No additional anomalies observed.
Re-verified against current master. Lesson 50000 (¿Qué es ensamblador?) now has full Spanish tutorialPanels in es/x86.json, matching the text quoted in this report verbatim ("¿Por qué ensamblador?" panel).
Resolved by spikersoft-backend PR #32 (merged to master, part of the #279 → #296 localization effort). Closing.
Re-verified against current `master`. Lesson 50000 (`¿Qué es ensamblador?`) now has full Spanish `tutorialPanels` in `es/x86.json`, matching the text quoted in this report verbatim ("¿Por qué ensamblador?" panel).
Resolved by spikersoft-backend PR #32 (merged to `master`, part of the #279 → #296 localization effort). Closing.
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Summary
Lesson content and instructional text in the x86 Playground remain in English when the platform language is set to Spanish.
Issue Description
The lesson body and instructional sections within the x86 Playground are not localized. Despite the interface being set to Español, the content continues to display in English. This results in inconsistent localization across the learning environment.
Environment
Preconditions
Platform language set to Español.
Steps to Reproduce
learn.spikersoft.com/tools/x86-playground.Expected Result
All instructional and descriptive text should appear in Spanish, consistent with the selected language.
Actual Result
Lesson content remains in English despite the interface being localized to Spanish.
Evidence
mov rax, 42writes the number 42 into theraxregister.”Impact
Frequency
Always
Reproducibility
100%
Severity
Medium
Notes
All environment details confirmed from screenshot. No additional anomalies observed.
Re-verified against current
master. Lesson 50000 (¿Qué es ensamblador?) now has full SpanishtutorialPanelsines/x86.json, matching the text quoted in this report verbatim ("¿Por qué ensamblador?" panel).Resolved by spikersoft-backend PR #32 (merged to
master, part of the #279 → #296 localization effort). Closing.