The mentioned issue refers to google colab forms. However, I meant that can I open and edit a jupyter notebook in pycharm but execute it using colab to take advantage of its cloud resources like GPU.
I used datalore and its excellent but has limited resources(understandably). Google Colab is just insane with the resources and its free to use, even the GPU
To be honest I have no idea how that would work from an IDE. I mean, Google has it's own web document editor, and all real-time collaboration is probably hard coded into it very tightly. I never used it, but I guess it's something like editing Google Sheets together? Anyway, I will definitely check this out.
For now, I've created a feature request, so you can give the first vote :)
As for the document, it just opens a jupyter notebook and stores it in google drive. I guess that shouldn't be hard to implement if you ignore some google specific features. But I don't know if their interpreter can be setup as a remote one in an IDE.
P.s the feature request you mentioned relates to implementation of colab forms, that's a very different thing.
Not at the moment it seems. Please see https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/PY-34333
The mentioned issue refers to google colab forms. However, I meant that can I open and edit a jupyter notebook in pycharm but execute it using colab to take advantage of its cloud resources like GPU.
I see. PyCharm doesn't support Google Colab as it is.
I'm not familiar with Google Colab, but if it can be configured as a remote Jupyter server, that you can connect PyCharm to it.
Also, check out Datalore by Jetbrains: https://datalore.io
It can be used to collaborate on Notebooks, and you can use it from PyCharm.
I used datalore and its excellent but has limited resources(understandably). Google Colab is just insane with the resources and its free to use, even the GPU
To be honest I have no idea how that would work from an IDE. I mean, Google has it's own web document editor, and all real-time collaboration is probably hard coded into it very tightly. I never used it, but I guess it's something like editing Google Sheets together? Anyway, I will definitely check this out.
For now, I've created a feature request, so you can give the first vote :)
https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/PY-38186
As for the document, it just opens a jupyter notebook and stores it in google drive. I guess that shouldn't be hard to implement if you ignore some google specific features. But I don't know if their interpreter can be setup as a remote one in an IDE.
P.s the feature request you mentioned relates to implementation of colab forms, that's a very different thing.
I see add jupyter server option in the new version of pyCharm. How do I set it up for remote server to use https://colab.research.google.com server?