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Langchain Tutorials

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Overview and tutorial of the LangChain Library

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Langchain Tutorials

Added 1 June 2026

Overview

A collection of Jupyter Notebook tutorials that demonstrate how to use the LangChain library for building language model applications. The repository provides step-by-step examples covering chains, agents, memory, and other core LangChain components. It is maintained by the community and serves as a learning resource for developers new to LangChain.

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Developers who want to learn LangChain through practical, runnable examples.

Use cases

  • Learning LangChain fundamentals through hands-on notebooks
  • Prototyping chains and agents for LLM-based applications
  • Referencing code examples for common LangChain patterns

Notes

A collection of Jupyter Notebook tutorials that demonstrate how to use the LangChain library for building language model applications. The repository provides step-by-step examples covering chains, agents, memory, and other core LangChain components. It is maintained by the community and serves as a learning resource for developers new to LangChain.

7,446 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2024-08-05.

Use cases

  • Learning LangChain fundamentals through hands-on notebooks
  • Prototyping chains and agents for LLM-based applications
  • Referencing code examples for common LangChain patterns

Pros

  • Free and open source with over 7,400 stars indicating community trust
  • Jupyter Notebook format allows immediate experimentation and modification
  • Covers a broad range of LangChain features from basics to advanced

Cons

  • Tutorials may become outdated as LangChain evolves rapidly
  • No structured curriculum or progression path between notebooks
  • Assumes some familiarity with Python and LLM concepts

Indexed from awesome-langchain and enriched against its public facts.

Pros

  • Free and open source with over 7,400 stars indicating community trust
  • Jupyter Notebook format allows immediate experimentation and modification
  • Covers a broad range of LangChain features from basics to advanced

Cons

  • Tutorials may become outdated as LangChain evolves rapidly
  • No structured curriculum or progression path between notebooks
  • Assumes some familiarity with Python and LLM concepts