Swift kernel in Google Colaboratory
I looked into the Files Browser in Google Colab and found the /swift/swift-jupyter directory:
Is it possible to change the kernel to Swift? I cannot find the documentation anywhere.
swift jupyter-notebook google-colaboratory
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Korakot ChaovavanichKorakot Chaovavanich
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I looked into the Files Browser in Google Colab and found the /swift/swift-jupyter directory:
Is it possible to change the kernel to Swift? I cannot find the documentation anywhere.
swift jupyter-notebook google-colaboratory
asked Jan 3 at 2:19
Korakot ChaovavanichKorakot Chaovavanich
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I looked into the Files Browser in Google Colab and found the /swift/swift-jupyter directory:
Is it possible to change the kernel to Swift? I cannot find the documentation anywhere.
swift jupyter-notebook google-colaboratory
asked Jan 3 at 2:19
Korakot ChaovavanichKorakot Chaovavanich
3,64621840
I looked into the Files Browser in Google Colab and found the /swift/swift-jupyter directory:
Is it possible to change the kernel to Swift? I cannot find the documentation anywhere.
swift jupyter-notebook google-colaboratory
swift jupyter-notebook google-colaboratory
asked Jan 3 at 2:19
Korakot ChaovavanichKorakot Chaovavanich
3,64621840
asked Jan 3 at 2:19
Korakot ChaovavanichKorakot Chaovavanich
3,64621840
asked Jan 3 at 2:19
Korakot ChaovavanichKorakot Chaovavanich
3,64621840
asked Jan 3 at 2:19
Korakot ChaovavanichKorakot Chaovavanich
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asked Jan 3 at 2:19
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We've released v0.2 of Swift for TensorFlow and it's running in Colab now.
You can follow the instructions at https://github.com/tensorflow/swift/blob/master/Usage.md#colaboratory to create a blank new Swift notebook.
There is also a tutorial in Swift (which you should be able to open in Colab by clicking the button) posted at https://www.tensorflow.org/swift/tutorials/walkthrough, and there should be some more posted soon.
There still isn't a button in Colab itself for creating new Swift notebooks, though.
answered Jan 5 at 0:54
Marc RasiMarc Rasi
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I run Ruby kernel with your help. dev.to/kojix2/ruby-kernel-in-google-colaboratory-32ni Thank you.
– kojix2
Feb 1 at 9:57
Is there any update to this since dev summit 19? I still don't see any menu option to create a "swift notebook".
– kawingkelvin
Mar 10 at 5:26
Yeah, we released v0.2 of Swift for TensorFlow and updated Colab to run that. I edited my answer to include some instructions on how to use it.
– Marc Rasi
Mar 11 at 6:55
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We've released v0.2 of Swift for TensorFlow and it's running in Colab now.
You can follow the instructions at https://github.com/tensorflow/swift/blob/master/Usage.md#colaboratory to create a blank new Swift notebook.
There is also a tutorial in Swift (which you should be able to open in Colab by clicking the button) posted at https://www.tensorflow.org/swift/tutorials/walkthrough, and there should be some more posted soon.
There still isn't a button in Colab itself for creating new Swift notebooks, though.
answered Jan 5 at 0:54
Marc RasiMarc Rasi
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I run Ruby kernel with your help. dev.to/kojix2/ruby-kernel-in-google-colaboratory-32ni Thank you.
– kojix2
Feb 1 at 9:57
Is there any update to this since dev summit 19? I still don't see any menu option to create a "swift notebook".
– kawingkelvin
Mar 10 at 5:26
Yeah, we released v0.2 of Swift for TensorFlow and updated Colab to run that. I edited my answer to include some instructions on how to use it.
– Marc Rasi
Mar 11 at 6:55
add a comment |
We've released v0.2 of Swift for TensorFlow and it's running in Colab now.
You can follow the instructions at https://github.com/tensorflow/swift/blob/master/Usage.md#colaboratory to create a blank new Swift notebook.
There is also a tutorial in Swift (which you should be able to open in Colab by clicking the button) posted at https://www.tensorflow.org/swift/tutorials/walkthrough, and there should be some more posted soon.
There still isn't a button in Colab itself for creating new Swift notebooks, though.
answered Jan 5 at 0:54
Marc RasiMarc Rasi
663
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I run Ruby kernel with your help. dev.to/kojix2/ruby-kernel-in-google-colaboratory-32ni Thank you.
– kojix2
Feb 1 at 9:57
Is there any update to this since dev summit 19? I still don't see any menu option to create a "swift notebook".
– kawingkelvin
Mar 10 at 5:26
Yeah, we released v0.2 of Swift for TensorFlow and updated Colab to run that. I edited my answer to include some instructions on how to use it.
– Marc Rasi
Mar 11 at 6:55
add a comment |
We've released v0.2 of Swift for TensorFlow and it's running in Colab now.
You can follow the instructions at https://github.com/tensorflow/swift/blob/master/Usage.md#colaboratory to create a blank new Swift notebook.
There is also a tutorial in Swift (which you should be able to open in Colab by clicking the button) posted at https://www.tensorflow.org/swift/tutorials/walkthrough, and there should be some more posted soon.
There still isn't a button in Colab itself for creating new Swift notebooks, though.
answered Jan 5 at 0:54
Marc RasiMarc Rasi
663
We've released v0.2 of Swift for TensorFlow and it's running in Colab now.
You can follow the instructions at https://github.com/tensorflow/swift/blob/master/Usage.md#colaboratory to create a blank new Swift notebook.
There is also a tutorial in Swift (which you should be able to open in Colab by clicking the button) posted at https://www.tensorflow.org/swift/tutorials/walkthrough, and there should be some more posted soon.
There still isn't a button in Colab itself for creating new Swift notebooks, though.
answered Jan 5 at 0:54
Marc RasiMarc Rasi
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answered Jan 5 at 0:54
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I run Ruby kernel with your help. dev.to/kojix2/ruby-kernel-in-google-colaboratory-32ni Thank you.
– kojix2
Feb 1 at 9:57
Is there any update to this since dev summit 19? I still don't see any menu option to create a "swift notebook".
– kawingkelvin
Mar 10 at 5:26
Yeah, we released v0.2 of Swift for TensorFlow and updated Colab to run that. I edited my answer to include some instructions on how to use it.
– Marc Rasi
Mar 11 at 6:55
add a comment |
1
I run Ruby kernel with your help. dev.to/kojix2/ruby-kernel-in-google-colaboratory-32ni Thank you.
– kojix2
Feb 1 at 9:57
Is there any update to this since dev summit 19? I still don't see any menu option to create a "swift notebook".
– kawingkelvin
Mar 10 at 5:26
Yeah, we released v0.2 of Swift for TensorFlow and updated Colab to run that. I edited my answer to include some instructions on how to use it.
– Marc Rasi
Mar 11 at 6:55
1
1
I run Ruby kernel with your help. dev.to/kojix2/ruby-kernel-in-google-colaboratory-32ni Thank you.
– kojix2
Feb 1 at 9:57
I run Ruby kernel with your help. dev.to/kojix2/ruby-kernel-in-google-colaboratory-32ni Thank you.
– kojix2
Feb 1 at 9:57
Is there any update to this since dev summit 19? I still don't see any menu option to create a "swift notebook".
– kawingkelvin
Mar 10 at 5:26
Is there any update to this since dev summit 19? I still don't see any menu option to create a "swift notebook".
– kawingkelvin
Mar 10 at 5:26
Yeah, we released v0.2 of Swift for TensorFlow and updated Colab to run that. I edited my answer to include some instructions on how to use it.
– Marc Rasi
Mar 11 at 6:55
Yeah, we released v0.2 of Swift for TensorFlow and updated Colab to run that. I edited my answer to include some instructions on how to use it.
– Marc Rasi
Mar 11 at 6:55
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