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Quantum Communication and Quantum Network Explorer

01 /Introduction to QNE platform 02 /Components of a quantum network 03 /Overview of simulators 04 /The QNE Community Application Library 05 /Quantum Key Distribution in QNE 06 /Applications beyond QKD in QNE 07 /QNE-ADK Installation 08 /QNE-ADK basics 09 /Creating your own application 10 /Uploading applications to QNE-CAL 11 /Introduction to SquidASM 12 /Files overview & Hello world 13 /Basic application writing 14 /Advanced application writing 15 /Network configuration 16 /Program input & output 17 /Parameter sweeping

Uploading applications to QNE-CAL

Now that we have our application for quantum networks written, how do we share it with the QNE community? In this video, we follow a coding example of publishing an application to CAL through the QNE Application Development Kit (QNE-ADK).

We briefly revisit the structure of an application and all the information that needs to available about it. We learn the difference between uploading and publishing an application. We check that the application we published through QNE-ADK shows up in the Community Application Library online.

Main takeaways

  • Applications can be published to the QNE Community Application Library through QNE-ADK.
  • There is a difference between uploading an application and publishing it so it is visible to everyone. It is necessary to run an experiment on an uploaded application before it can be published.
  • You can modify an already published application, even if you deleted the local directory in which you stored the app.

Further thinking

What does the qne application publish command do? 

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