Learn Move 101

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Here you'll find hands-on Move examples covering smart contracts, asset management, and on-chain logic. Learn by doing with clear, practical guides.

Getting Started with Move >

Learn Move with step-by-step example—building a strong foundation for smart contract development on Move.

Unsigned Integers in Move >

Learn how Move's unsigned integers affect storage, performance, and gas efficiency.

Math Operations in Move >

Move supports basic math operations with integer precision, requiring typecasting for different unsigned integer types.

Using Vectors in Move >

Vectors in Move are dynamic lists that adjust in size, ideal for managing data collections, including structs.

Reading Resource Data with borrow_global >

borrow_global reads a resource struct from a specific address without a signer, but the function must declare acquires ResourceName.

Pass-by-Value vs. Pass-by-Reference >

Move uses pass-by-value for copies and pass-by-reference (& for reading, &mut for modifying) to data handling.

Adding Elements with vector::push_back >

vector::push_back adds elements to a vector using a mutable reference (&mut), allowing dynamic storage updates.

Emitting Events with event::emit >

Events let smart contracts send signals that external apps can track in real time.