I created RedCat Code because I got tired of the illusion that programmers are “learning” just by watching video tutorials or solving synthetic tasks. It always bothered me that even after completing dozens of courses, people can't find bugs, don’t read other people’s code, and are afraid to touch production.
In real development, you do the same thing every day:
And there's no environment where you can hone exactly this cycle: Debug → Fix → Refactor → Secure. Most platforms either oversimplify or gamify to the point of meaninglessness.
I tried everything — from LeetCode and Codewars to paid bootcamp platforms. It's always the same:
Detached tasks
Tasks don’t resemble real development
No concept of quality
No one teaches clean code and refactoring
Only the result
It’s about whether you solved it, not how you wrote it
No security
No one thinks about vulnerabilities
That’s why I decided to create a platform that:
Real scenarios
Code like in real projects
Teaches analysis
Find the problem first, then solve it
Code quality
Refactoring as a required step
Security
Security-first approach from day one
RedCat Code is not just another platform for learning programming. It's a real development simulator where you learn to think like a Senior Developer.
There are no shortcuts or ready-made answers here. Only honest work with code and continuous skill improvement.