ATOM editor package to run code snippets via Backend.AI Cloud server (https://cloud.backend.ai) or on-premise Backend.AI server.
Running Python Scripts ΒΆ. Create and select your python environment (See the instructions here.) Create a new file via ctrl+N. Press ctrl+s to save the file and give it a name with.py extension. Write down your python code in the file. Press ctrl+alt+N to run the code via Code Runner. You should see your results in the integrated terminal π¬. This tool allows you to run any Python demo code online and helps you to test any python code from your browser without any configuration. This tool provides you any Python version from Python 2.7, Python 3.2, Python 3.3, Python 3.4, Python 3.5, Python 3.6, Python 3.7, Python 3.8 and runs your Python code in our sandbox environment. Running Python Scripts ΒΆ. Create and select your python environment (See the instructions here.) Create a new file via ctrl+N. Press ctrl+s to save the file and give it a name with.py extension. Write down your python code in the file. Press ctrl+alt+N to run the code via Code Runner. You should see your results in the integrated terminal π¬. To run Python script on a text editor like VS Code (Visual Studio Code) then you will have to do the following: Go in the extension section or press β Ctrl+Shift+X β on windows, then search and install the extension named β Python β and β Code Runner β. Restart your vs code after that.
live-code-runner
is ATOM editor package to add remote code execution feature using Backend.AI Cloud Service. live-code-runner
uses Backend.AI framework and Backend.AI API. Currently, Backend.AI supports 15 programming languages now.
You can run your code (or code snippet) without installing or setting any programming environment with this package. All you need to run code is
live-code-runner
package.live-code-runner
via preferences - install.Run code on Backend.AI Cloud
at context menubackend
and choose live-code-runner: Run
at command palette.Here we list the latest versions of our supported kernel iamges.
'*' in the Query mode column means that it supports preservation of global contexts across different query runs.
Language | Image Name | Version | Batch | Query | Input Hook | TTY | Runtime Impl. |
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C | lablup/kernel-c | 6.3 | O | O | O | GCC on Alpine 3.6 | |
C++ (14) | lablup/kernel-cpp | 6.3 | O | O | GCC on Alpine 3.6 | ||
Go | lablup/kernel-go | 1.9 | O | O | |||
Haskell | lablup/kernel-haskell | 8.2 | O | O | |||
Java | lablup/kernel-java | 8.0 | O | O | |||
Linux Console | lablup/kernel-git | - | - | - | - | O | Bash on Alpine 3.6 |
Lua | lablup/kernel-lua | 5.3 | O | O | |||
Node.js | lablup/kernel-nodejs | 6.11 | O | O | |||
Octave | lablup/kernel-octave | 4.2 | O | O | |||
lablup/kernel-python | 2.7 | O | O | O | temporarily unsupported | ||
Python | lablup/kernel-python | 3.6 | O | O* | O | ||
Rust | lablup/kernel-rust | 1.17 | O | O | |||
PHP | lablup/kernel-php | 7.1 | O | O | |||
R | lablup/kernel-r | 3.3 | O | O | CRAN R |
Deep-Learning Framework | Image Name | Version | Batch | Query | Input Hook | TTY | Runtime Impl. |
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TensorFlow | lablup/kernel-python-tensorflow | 1.8-1.3 | O | O* | O | Bundled w/Keras 2 | |
PyTorch | lablup/kernel-python-torch | 2.0-0.2 | O | O* | O | ||
Theano | lablup/kernel-python-theano | 1.0 | O | O* | O | Bundled w/Keras 2 | |
CNTK | lablup/kernel-python-cntk | (WIP) | O | O* | O | Bundled w/Keras 2 |
language-r
package to add R language support.