Sui Dev Workshop – Module 2: Getting started with Move
- Date
- 2025-08-23
- Location
- Đống Đa, Hà Nội, Vietnam
- Host
- Sui Community
About this event
If you’ve been meaning to start building with Move but want a clearer, more guided entry point, this workshop is designed for you. Sui Dev Workshop – Module 2: Getting started with Move brings people together in person to move from curiosity into hands-on understanding, with a format that makes it easier to ask questions, compare notes, and learn alongside others. About the Event This session is the second module in a Sui-focused developer workshop series, centered on getting started with Move. The goal is practical: help attendees build a solid foundation in the language and understand how it fits into the broader Sui development workflow. Because this is an in-person workshop in Đống Đa, Vietnam, the experience is more interactive than a passive talk. You can expect a community setting where learning, discussion, and networking all play a role. It’s a good fit for people who learn best by hearing concepts explained clearly, seeing how they connect in practice, and being able to ask follow-up questions in real time. This is not positioned as a generic tech meetup. It’s a focused working session for people who want to spend their Saturday morning making concrete progress on a specific topic: the basics of Move and how to begin using it with confidence. What to Expect Expect a workshop-style format rather than a broad conference agenda. The emphasis is likely to be on helping attendees understand core concepts, follow along with examples, and leave with a clearer sense of what to do next after the session ends. You can expect the event to include: An introduction to Move in the context of Sui, so you understand why the language matters and where it fits in the development stack Beginner-friendly walkthroughs that help reduce the friction of getting started Step-by-step learning moments focused on foundations, not assumptions Opportunities to ask questions and clarify points that are often confusing when learning a new programming model Informal networking with other attendees who are also exploring Sui, Move, or developer tooling in the ecosystem Because this is listed as Module 2, attendees should expect a session that builds on the idea of a learning journey rather than a one-off drop-in talk. Even if you are still early in your learning, that structure can be helpful: it signals that the event is meant to support progression, not just exposure. The social and community aspects also matter here. Learning a new language can feel abstract when done alone, but in a room with other builders, concepts become easier to discuss, compare, and apply. You’ll likely come away not just with technical context, but with a better sense of who else is working on similar goals. Why Attend If you’re serious about exploring Sui development, understanding Move is a necessary step. This workshop gives you a more approachable way to begin than trying to piece everything together alone from scattered resources. There’s real value in learning in person, especially at the start. You can hear how others are thinking about the same material, catch details you might miss when studying solo, and get unstuck faster when something doesn’t click immediately. That makes this kind of workshop especially useful for early-stage learners and developers evaluating whether they want to go deeper. Attending can help you: Build a clearer mental model of Move and what makes it distinct Reduce the intimidation factor that often comes with starting a new language Connect theory to practice in a more concrete, guided setting Meet local developers and community members interested in the same ecosystem Create momentum for continued learning after the event Even if you’re still figuring out where you fit in the Sui ecosystem, this workshop can give you a grounded starting point. Instead of leaving with vague inspiration, you’re more likely to leave with specific concepts understood, useful questions answered, and a stronger sense of your next step. Practical Details The workshop takes place in person in Đống Đa, Vietnam on Saturday, August 23 at 9:00 AM GMT+7. As a morning event, it’s well suited for attendees who want focused learning time before the rest of the weekend gets busy. Since this is an in-person community workshop, it’s worth arriving ready to engage. Bring the mindset of a participant rather than a spectator: be prepared to listen closely, ask questions, and talk with people around you. The networking and discussion are part of the value, not just an extra. A few practical expectations to keep in mind: Plan to be on time, especially if the session builds progressively from the start Come ready for a learning-focused format, not just casual mingling Expect a community atmosphere where conversation and connection are part of the experience Use the setting to meet other builders locally, especially if you want peers to keep learning with after the workshop If you want a more direct, community-based entry into Move, this is a strong place to start. It’s specific, timely, and designed for people who want to spend a few focused hours making real progress.
Who should attend
This session is for people who want a more practical, less intimidating way to begin learning Move in a community setting. - You’re **new to Move** and want a structured introduction that helps you understand the basics without having to decode everything alone. - You’re **exploring Sui development** and know that getting comfortable with Move is an important next step. - You learn best **in person**, where you can ask questions, hear concepts explained live, and compare notes with others. - You’re a **developer, student, or technical builder** who wants a clearer starting point before going deeper into tooling, smart contracts, or ecosystem projects. - You’ve already seen Move mentioned before, but you want **real context and practical guidance** instead of just reading documentation in isolation. - You want to **meet local community members in Đống Đa** who are also interested in Sui, development, and building connections around shared technical interests. If you want a focused Saturday workshop that helps you turn curiosity into a stronger foundation, this event is likely a good fit.