Programming language · 2019

Move

Digital currency proposed by Meta Platforms.

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RustWritten in
2019First released
MetaDeveloper
staticTyping
Apache Software License 2.0License
Built from Move Rust
Compiler

What is Move written in?

The Move compiler is written in Rust (documented).

Quick Facts

Designed by
David A. Marcus
First released
2019
Typing
static
License
Apache Software License 2.0

About Move

Move is a digital currency proposed by Meta Platforms. It is a statically typed language that compiles ahead of time to native machine code. It supports imperative and procedural programming.

Move first appeared in 2019 and was designed by David A. Marcus at Meta. Move is now used mainly in specialized niches and by dedicated communities.

How Move is implemented

In the Language Lineage dataset, its compiler is written in Rust.

Move in the language family tree

Move drew on ideas from Rust.

Sources: Wikipedia · Wikidata · Official site

Frequently Asked Questions

What language is Move written in?
Move is primarily implemented in Rust. See the implementation section above for details and source references.
What languages influenced Move?
Move was influenced by Rust among others. See the influence section above for the full list.
When was Move first released?
Move was first released in 2019. It was designed by David A. Marcus.

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