Building your first Qollab project
Create a project on Qollab and run your first quantum circuit live in the browser, nothing to install.
What you'll learn
This short course gets you from an empty project to a shared one, entirely in your browser. You create a project on Qollab, then use the Code Playground to run a quantum circuit live, choose where it runs, and read your results. You can also fork any public project to build on published work. Nothing to install.
- How to create a project on Qollab, from naming it to publishing
- How to run a Qiskit circuit live in your browser with the Code Playground
- How to build a visual, interactive project in JavaScript with the Qiskit API
- How to choose where your circuit runs, from free simulators to real hardware
- How to fork a public project and keep building on it
- How to bring code you wrote locally into Qollab and run it
Course contents
- 01Create a Project on QollabHow project creation works on Qollab now: one short dialog to name your work, then a live project page where you write it up, add your code, and publish when you are ready.
- 02Use the Code PlaygroundRun Qiskit circuits live in your browser, from editing Python to choosing a QPU and reading your results.
- 03Run a circuit in JavaScriptThe JavaScript track: a four-pane editor where your JavaScript runs Qiskit and draws the results into your own HTML and CSS.
- 04Fork and continue a projectFork any public project into your own editable copy, then keep building on it.
- 05Bring your own code into QollabMove a circuit you wrote locally into Qollab: the Qiskit carries over, the provider setup does not.
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