Awesome Move
A curated Awesome list of Move language tools, libraries, frameworks, and educational resources for writing safe smart contracts.
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Awesome Move
A curated community-driven directory of code, tools, and educational resources for the Move programming language and Move-based blockchains.
Description
Awesome Move is an "awesome list"–style collection that organizes links to code repositories, tools, frameworks, and learning materials from the Move language ecosystem. It focuses on resources for writing safe smart contracts in Move across different blockchains.
Key Details
- Type: Curated resource directory / awesome list
- Ecosystem: Move programming language, Move-powered blockchains
- Focus: Safe smart contracts, developer tooling, learning resources
- Source: Community-maintained GitHub repository
Features
Ecosystem Coverage
- Move-Powered Blockchains
- Section dedicated to blockchains that use the Move language.
Learning Resources
- Books
- Curated list of books and long-form written material about Move.
- Tutorials
- Guides and practical tutorials for learning Move and building smart contracts.
- Videos
- Talks, lectures, and video tutorials covering Move and related topics.
- Slides
- Presentation slide decks from talks and workshops.
- Podcasts
- Audio content and interviews related to Move and its ecosystem.
- Blog Posts
- Articles and posts about Move, development practices, and ecosystem updates.
- Papers
- Language Design: Academic and technical papers on the design of Move.
- Static Analysis and Verification: Research and resources on formal verification and analysis of Move programs.
Code and Smart Contract Examples
- Code (written in Move) organized by domain:
- Fungible Tokens: Implementations and examples of fungible token standards in Move.
- Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs): NFT-related contracts and libraries.
- Decentralized Identity: DID and identity-related Move code.
- DeFi: Decentralized finance protocols and primitives written in Move.
- SocialFi: Social and social-finance applications using Move.
- On-Chain Governance: Governance modules, voting mechanisms, and related contracts.
- Cross-Chain Bridge: Bridge and interoperability-related Move code.
- Accounts: Account management and account-model-related modules.
- Frameworks: On-chain Move frameworks (modules included in chain genesis) implementing core blockchain concepts like accounts and currencies.
- Libraries: Reusable Move libraries for common patterns and functionality.
- Miscellaneous: Other example code and utilities that don’t fit the above categories.
Tooling & Developer Experience
- Tools
- Command-line and build tools (e.g., cargo-, npm-related tooling) relevant to Move development.
- IDEs
- Editor and IDE integrations for Move (syntax highlighting, language servers, etc.).
- Package Managers
- Tools for managing Move packages and dependencies.
Wallets & Application Integration
- Wallets
- Move- and Move-chain-compatible wallets.
- Wallet Adapters: Integration layers for connecting wallets to applications.
- Wallet Kits: Developer kits and abstractions for building wallet connectivity.
SDKs
- Sui SDKs
- SDKs for building with Sui, a Move-based blockchain.
- Sui Dapps SDKs
- SDKs specifically targeted at Sui decentralized applications.
- Other Network SDKs
- SDKs for additional Move-powered networks.
Community & Meta
- Community
- Pointers to community channels and resources around Move.
- Security
- Security best practices, tools, and references for Move smart contracts.
- Contributing
- Public contribution guidelines encouraging community additions and updates.
- License
- Open-source license specified in the repository (see LICENSE in the source).
Pricing
- Cost: Free
- The Awesome Move list is an open, community-maintained GitHub repository available at no charge.
Source
- Repository: https://github.com/MystenLabs/awesome-move#readme
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