Yes — aside from the official Sui Move docs, here are some solid community-driven and practical resources that can help you learn Move effectively:

1. Move Book (by the Move community) A comprehensive guide covering core Move concepts, syntax, and safety principles. Great for getting deep into the language itself (not Sui-specific): 🔗 https://move-language.github.io/move/

2. Move by Example Hands-on examples to help you learn Move step by step, similar to how Solidity by Example works: 🔗 https://examples.move-language.org/

3. Sui GitHub Repos Explore real contract code in Sui's official and ecosystem projects. Good for learning patterns and best practices: 🔗 https://github.com/MystenLabs/sui Look inside /sui_programmability/examples and open-source DEX protocols like Cetus and Turbos

4. Sui Move Bootcamp (by builders) Some hackathon teams and devs have made tutorials or bootcamp-style guides on Medium, GitHub, or Dev.to. Searching "Sui Move bootcamp" on Google or GitHub will reveal hidden gems.

5. Twitter/X & YouTube (Dev-focused accounts) Accounts like @SuiNetwork, @Mysten_Labs, and other contributors sometimes post video tutorials, threads, and visual explanations. YouTube channels like Sui Global or Move developers sometimes walk through smart contracts line by line.

6. Community forums and Discord Join the official Sui Discord — there’s a #dev-help and #move channel where experienced contributors can help answer beginner-to-advanced questions.

You can learn a lot from these feel free to check out this series wrote on Medium https://medium.com/the-sui-stack , or, even better, take a look at https://letsmovesui.com highly recommended! and the move-book.com obviously

cool see a lot of useful resources here thanks for all recommendation