Same as BilalKacel: the install seems to work, but the kernel does not load Scala. Tried to reload the page and restart the kernel but did not work for me.
I would strongly encourage this to be resolved
This was possible earlier, but indeed fails now
Hmm, this is surprising. I just used the same initialization code for a couple other notebooks in the past week and it seemed to work fine. Perhaps the notebook needs to be set to the Scala kernel like in https://gist.github.com/shadaj/29d77180aeefc41a749273026f7d1fd9 to work?
This is so disappointing. I can whip together and train a deep learning model in Python / keras in a matter of minutes, but I can't find anything comparable for Scala :-(
There is actually an important prerequisite to assure before you follow steps given by @shadaj: If you open a notebook with a text editor and compare the raw contents of a regular Notebook with that of a Shadaj's notebook, you'll see one crucial difference that you need to fix. So,
- You need to open your Colab Notebook with a text editor (use any of the relevant Google Drive apps) and make sure the
kernelspec.name
key is set to work with Scala, like so:
{
⋮
"kernelspec": {
"display_name": "Scala",
"name": "scala"
}
⋮
}
(This is a necessary step for any non-pythonic kernel — be it Scala, Go or whatnot. Check my notebooks for examples: https://gist.github.com/kirisakow)
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Save, close.
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Now open normally with Google Colab engine and start working.
@Platinum-Dragon Just follow the steps in one of these colabs of mine:
Hello Shadaj,
I hope you're well.
I would like to know if the installation procedure of the Scala kernel is still functional?
From Colab, there is no error when I run the Scala Kernel installation.
But, unfortunately, just running the "Hello World !" print does not work ...
Do you have any advice ?
Thank you.
Cheers,