This is a journal that combines quantum computing learning materials, a roadmap, and weekly logs of my progress. It is written in the spirit of "learning in public" and includes coding examples, notes, and resources that I use throughout my journey.
As I continue learning, I will also document quantum computing concepts and attach links to any quantum-computing-related repositories or projects I create in the future.
I completed my Master's degree in Physics and initially aimed to become a research scientist, but things changed, and I am now working as a software developer. Recently, I became fascinated by quantum computing because it allows me to combine my software development skills with my interest in exploring and revisiting quantum physics concepts.
At first, I felt a bit rusty, so I created this repository to document my learning journey and keep a record of what I learn and how I learn it. It serves as a personal reference and may also be useful for anyone interested in following along or exploring these topics in the future.
├── log/ # Weekly learning logs
├── concepts/ # Obsidian-linked concept notes
├── code/ # Scripts, circuits, notebooks
└── resources.md # Books, courses, links
- Language: Python
- Framework: Qiskit
- Notes: Obsidian
- Approach: Learn in public
🚧 Coming soon — specific quantum projects will be linked here as they take shape.
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