johanvosMay 6
Years ago, I created RedFX, a Quantum Computer simulator in #Java (https://github.com/redfx-quantum/strange) and I wrote a book about QC (with Java) (https://www.manning.com/books/quantum-computing-in-action?a_aid=quantumjava&a_bid=e5166ab9) . My main goal was to understand QC, and writing (code/book) helped a lot.
Now I want to move forward, and do more useful things with Strange.
I want to leverage the very latest #OpenJDK features, make it much faster and have a better API.
And I want to experiment with more qc algorithms.
#quantumcomputing
GitHub - redfx-quantum/strange: Quantum Computing API for Java

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Show threadAustin LehmanMay 6
@johanvos this has me thinking about the need in the Java ecosystem for something like Jupyter notebooks. I have been developing an interpreted scripting language on Java which now has JavaFX support. When I get some time maybe I’ll start on a POC.
Show threadjohanvosMay 11
@cupofcode Have a look at JTaccuino from @svenreimers et al: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HJIst2dXKEA
Java Adventures JTaccuino, Java 25 and AI by Sven Reimers

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Show threadAustin Lehman
@johanvos @svenreimers thanks! JTaccuino is pretty amazing and I surprised by how much can be done with jshell.
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Show threadSven ReimersMay 12
@cupofcode @johanvos Thanks. There is ongoing work for a new release (update to latest OpenJDK) and fixing some of the outstanding issues. Let me know if you need anything..