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Write Move modules for Aptos and Sui: resources, abilities, object model, entry functions, unit testing, and package publishing. Use when building on Move-based chains.

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# Move Pro

A practical guide to the Move language as used on Aptos and Sui: resource-oriented programming, the abilities system, Sui's object model, testing, and publishing packages safely.

## Overview

Move treats digital assets as **resources** — values governed by linear types that cannot be implicitly copied or dropped. A coin or NFT is a struct with carefully chosen *abilities*; the type system itself prevents duplication and accidental destruction of assets. This eliminates entire bug classes (double-spend by copy, lost funds by drop) at compile time — but it means you must be explicit about every asset's lifecycle: where it is created, stored, transferred, and destroyed.

Aptos and Sui share the language core but differ in storage: Aptos uses accounts with resources stored under addresses; Sui uses an object-centric model where objects have owners.

## When to use

- Writing Move modules/packages on Aptos (account-based resources).
- Writing Move packages on Sui (object model, `sui::transfer`, PTBs).
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