Sui Concepts Overview | Sui Documentation
Learn about how Sui is different from other blockchains.| docs.sui.io
Learn about how Sui is different from other blockchains.| docs.sui.io
ScalabilitySui scales horizontally to meet the demands of applications. Network capacity grows in proportion to the increase in Sui validators' processing power by adding workers, resulting in low gas fees even during high network traffic. This scalability characteristic is in sharp contrast to other blockchains with rigid bottlenecks.| docs.sui.io
Sui provides a method of upgrading your packages while still retaining their immutable properties.| docs.sui.io
Move is an open source language for writing safe packages to manipulate on-chain objects.| docs.sui.io
Every object has an owner field that dictates how you can use it in transactions. Each object is either address-owned, dynamic fields, immutable, shared, or wrapped.| docs.sui.io
Updates on Sui are executed in the form of transactions. There are two types of transactions, programmable transaction blocks and system transactions.| docs.sui.io
Versioning provides the ability to upgrade packages and objects on the Sui network.| docs.sui.io
Programmable transaction blocks are a group of commands that complete a transaction on Sui.| docs.sui.io
Everything on the Sui blockchain is an object, with metadata, type of ownership, and a referencing scheme.| docs.sui.io
