I'm super excited to launch SIMDojo, a LeetCode-like platform for SIMD programming.
SIMD is can be very powerful when trying to write high-performance code, but most devs never even touch it, and to be fair, it's not very approachable as it stands. I'm hoping that with the problem sets, the educational section, and blog walkthroughs to some more important algorothms, more people will look to learn and use SIMD.
What's Next#
In the near future I'll be working on a better learning track to help users coming in with zero to SIMD knowledge. After this, I'll look into supporting more languages, including portable SIMD where applicable.
Everything will remain open source and free, so please contribute anything you can or want : https://github.com/sam-harri/SIMDojo
Stay tuned!