Deep Learning with TensorFlow: Explore neural networks and build intelligent systems with Python, 2nd Edition

The Good: (1) Tensorflow overview is nicely collected. (2) Use native Tensorflow and not just keras. Only OK: The rest of the book shows code that the authors had generated, with a little more comments than what a Github entry would provide. If you already understand neural networks such as CNN and collaborative filtering, it might be OK to look at some code. The explanation of the code is hastily and scarcely written.

authors don't explain much what they do and why they do it. It would have been a great book if they explained to some extent their codes. They treated this book as a code repository of some projects they worked on. they talk about the concept briefly then throw a bunch of codes. During code reviews , you need to explain your codes. This is part is missing.

It is an excellent book, maybe a little complicated at first because is a new topic for me. You can learn in a structured way.

Terrible. The authors are apparently not very comfortable in the English language. A technical book should not have ambiguous/contradictory statements.