Amin-Tgz/awesome-tensorflow-2

👉 Tensorflow 2.x resources such as tutorial, blog, code and videos

What it solves

TensorFlow 2 introduced many changes and new features, but learning material and example code are scattered across the web. This project gathers the most useful resources in one place, saving learners and developers from hunting through search results and outdated posts.

How it works

The list is organized into clear sections: official TensorFlow site links, tutorials, sample code and projects (split into general and specific tasks like reinforcement learning, GANs, diffusion, NLP, object detection, and others), videos from conferences and courses, blog posts, and additional tools and books. Each entry includes a short description when needed, and many link directly to GitHub repositories or YouTube playlists.

Who it's for

Anyone starting with TensorFlow 2 or looking for ready-made examples: beginners wanting tutorials, intermediate users seeking project templates, researchers searching for implementations of models like BERT, YOLO, or GANs, and even mobile developers interested in running TensorFlow on edge devices.

Highlights

  • Broad coverage: tutorials, official docs, sample projects, videos, and blog posts all in one list.
  • Sorted by task: separate sections for reinforcement learning, GANs, diffusion, NLP, object detection, and more.
  • Community and official links: mixes official TensorFlow resources with community-built projects and courses.
  • Up to date: mentions the latest TensorFlow 2.21 announcement and includes recent projects like YOLOv8 and Whisper.

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