Get More Out of Google Colab

From using the webcam to running JavaScript to rendering HTML to…

With that out of the way, let’s get into 5 tips and tricks for you to get more out of Google Colab.

Google Colab is a bit flaky sometimes; you can never know when you will disconnect from your runtime. So whenever you’re training a big model, my best advice is to back it up in your Google Drive.

Mounting your Drive is easy:

This will create an authorization link that provides a code for you to paste into the terminal. After that, your Google Drive has successfully been mounted!

You can print a list of your Drive’s contents with:

Putting ! before a terminal command allows you to directly run that command through Google Colab (and Jupyter Notebooks)

Maybe you’re training a model in Keras and want to save it to your Google Drive. Now, this is as easy as:

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