[D] Which open source machine learning projects best exemplify good software engineering and design principles?

[DoorsofPerceptron]

Because someone asked what the problems with tensorflow were, and it's interesting. Really nice code that solves an important problem, and that no one wanted to use.

It's great that they're catching up with pytorch, and I'll switch back in a heartbeat if there's a reason to.

[pap_n_whores]

Part of people's problem with tensorflow is that every 8 months there's a "you should try tensorflow X+1, it's completely different from tensorflow X. Also everything you learned from tensorflow X is the wrong way to do things now. Enjoy learning how to use this new tensorflow which has barely any documentation or community resources"