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Official TensorFlow example notebooks, community samples and course material
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- Stars
- 8.3k
- License
- Apache-2.0
- Last commit
- Oct 2026
- Last release
- May 2021
- Language
- Jupyter Notebook
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Overview
Repository of example code maintained by the TensorFlow team. It holds material referenced from tensorflow.org, community-contributed examples, Udacity Deep Learning course files, and supporting code for the TensorFlow blog and YouTube channel. The README points to the tensorflow/docs repo as the main place to learn TensorFlow.
Who it is for: Developers learning TensorFlow who want runnable sample code
Strengths
- Maintained under the official TensorFlow organization, Apache-2.0 licensed
- Covers tensorflow.org, blog and YouTube material in one repo
- Includes Udacity Deep Learning course files and a community examples folder
- Recent commits (2026-10-05) despite the old release tag
Weaknesses
- Last release was 2021-05-16, so some examples may be dated
- README does not list examples, versions or requirements per example
- Issues are filed in tensorflow/tensorflow, not in this repo
- Not a single runnable app; upkeep and quality vary by folder
What it needs
- Needs TensorFlow
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