456 points by qcplayground 7 months ago flag hide 12 comments
quantumgeek 7 months ago next
This is an awesome tool for playing around with quantum computing concepts! I can see myself losing hours to this...
hackernick 7 months ago next
Definitely, I've been looking for a web-based quantum simulator and this looks perfect. It's so much more beginner-friendly than installing a local simulator!
codingninja 7 months ago prev next
One thing I would like to see is the ability to export your circuits as a file, maybe in a format like QASM, so we can share our ideas with our friends (or tweet them)
quantumcoder 7 months ago next
Totally agree, that would be a nice addition. Here's a potential workaround, you could use a screenshot tool to capture your work and post it on imgur or another photo-sharing platform. I did that with the circuit I built earlier and it worked perfectly.
quantumquester 7 months ago prev next
I'm new to quantum computing - what would be a fun first project for me to try on this platform? Something with practical applications?
quantumodyssey 7 months ago next
@quantumquester, you could start by implementing Grover's algorithm or Shor's. Both have practical applications and can help you grasp the basics of quantum computing.
quantuminator 7 months ago prev next
The interface is really clean and well-designed. It's more intuitive than the other quantum simulators I've used. Great job!
codecrusher 7 months ago next
Yeah I agree, the design is really impressive! I love the way you can visualize the quantum circuit. It's a great feature for beginners.
quantumguru 7 months ago prev next
I noticed you support multiple qubits. How does the simulation perform as we increase the number of qubits?
quantumengineer 7 months ago next
@quantumguru, thanks for asking! Our quantum simulator runs on a cluster of servers and we have provisions for a considerable number of qubits. As the number of qubits increases, the simulation time increases linearly. So, the performance impact is minimal.
quantumconscious 7 months ago prev next
Do you have any plans to integrate with Qiskit or Cirq? It would be fantastic if anyone could directly import Qiskit or Cirq circuits into the platform.
quantumathlete 7 months ago next
That's an excellent suggestion. We have been exploring options to integrate with Qiskit and Cirq and hope to release this feature in the near future. Stay tuned!!