  Quantum Computing (QC) is transitioning from theoretical frameworks to an
indispensable powerhouse of computational capability, resulting in extensive
adoption across both industrial and academic domains. QC presents exceptional
advantages, including unparalleled processing speed and the potential to solve
complex problems beyond the capabilities of classical computers. Nevertheless,
academic researchers and industry practitioners encounter various challenges in
harnessing the benefits of this technology. The limited accessibility of QC
resources for classical developers, and a general lack of domain knowledge and
expertise, represent insurmountable barrier, hence to address these challenges,
we introduce a framework- Quantum Computing as a Service for Hybrid
Classical-Quantum Software Development (QCSHQD), which leverages
service-oriented strategies. Our framework comprises three principal
components: an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for user interaction,
an abstraction layer dedicated to orchestrating quantum services, and a service
provider responsible for executing services on quantum computer. This study
presents a blueprint for QCSHQD, designed to democratize access to QC resources
for classical developers who want to seamless harness QC power. The vision of
QCSHQD paves the way for groundbreaking innovations by addressing key
challenges of hybridization between classical and quantum computers.
