docling-project/docling-workshops

Docling workshops

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Type:Template / ExampleCategory(s):Programming Courses & BooksLearning & Resources
Added to GitGenius on October 15th, 2026
Created on May 12th, 2025
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Number of forks: 11
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Docling-workshops is a collection of workshop materials centered around Docling.

The repository serves as a resource hub for educational content related to Docling, organizing workshop materials in a centralized location. The approach is straightforward: it gathers notebooks and related instructional content that demonstrate Docling's capabilities and usage patterns through hands-on workshop sessions.

Developers considering this repository should understand that it functions primarily as a learning resource rather than a standalone tool. It suits those who want to understand Docling through structured workshop examples and guided exercises. The material is presented in Jupyter Notebook format, making it accessible for interactive learning and experimentation. This repository is most valuable for teams evaluating Docling or seeking to onboard new users through organized workshop content.

The project shows minimal development activity, with the repository appearing to serve as a static collection of workshop materials rather than an actively maintained codebase. Updates appear tied to workshop events rather than continuous development cycles.