Minecraft: Creating and Developing a Server

Minecraft: Creating and Developing a Server, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.8, with 48 lectures, based on 50 reviews, and has 351 subscribers.

You will learn about Complete understanding of how to install, explore, operate, and setup Minecraft Plugins onto their server. Highly established understanding of the well known Spigot API to program Minecraft Plugins onto your server. Lessons on how to monetize these skills into the Minecraft Community and build reputation and experience. A thorough understanding of the good coding practices, debug, test, and self-teach. This course is ideal for individuals who are Minecraft server owners looking to improve their server or add new features. or Developers (java or minecraft) who are looking to further educate their understanding of the game or Minecraft players who are looking to start their own server or Minecraft players who have fairly well established servers, but are missing some features they want to implement themselves. It is particularly useful for Minecraft server owners looking to improve their server or add new features. or Developers (java or minecraft) who are looking to further educate their understanding of the game or Minecraft players who are looking to start their own server or Minecraft players who have fairly well established servers, but are missing some features they want to implement themselves.

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Summary

Title: Minecraft: Creating and Developing a Server

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.8

Number of Lectures: 48

Number of Published Lectures: 48

Number of Curriculum Items: 48

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 48

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Complete understanding of how to install, explore, operate, and setup Minecraft Plugins onto their server.
Highly established understanding of the well known Spigot API to program Minecraft Plugins onto your server.
Lessons on how to monetize these skills into the Minecraft Community and build reputation and experience.
A thorough understanding of the good coding practices, debug, test, and self-teach.

Who Should Attend

Minecraft server owners looking to improve their server or add new features.
Developers (java or minecraft) who are looking to further educate their understanding of the game
Minecraft players who are looking to start their own server
Minecraft players who have fairly well established servers, but are missing some features they want to implement themselves.

Target Audiences

Minecraft server owners looking to improve their server or add new features.
Developers (java or minecraft) who are looking to further educate their understanding of the game
Minecraft players who are looking to start their own server
Minecraft players who have fairly well established servers, but are missing some features they want to implement themselves.

**UPDATED FOR 2023**

A freshly updated course detailing how you can you start your journey down Minecraft development. The development community is absolutely massive and growing daily! With that, the amount of plugins and competition comes with it. Minecraft is one of the best sources to learn coding and applying it to real monetizable work. With it’s kid like simplicity of a game, combined with an advanced and deep backend, it’s the perfect starter package.

What can I expect from this course?

Learn how to configure already existing and free Minecraft plugins.
- Understanding how to read plugin documentation.
- Thinking like a developer to understand the process behind it.
- Finding what you need and comparing alternatives.
Program and test your own made Minecraft plugins.
- Setup an integrated development environment (IDE) and configure it towards Minecraft.
- Create efficient coding patterns and well written, reliable code.
- Become self-sufficient by testing, debugging, solving problems, and managing workload on your own.
Gain applicable programming experience and generating revenue.
- Building a portfolio, establishing a reputation and building on it, finding clients.
- Managing time, understanding your limits, and avoiding scams.
- Use your knowledge to follow detailed instructions and make a plan.

Lessons in this course contain old and new content, both of which should be helpful. Newer lectures include more detailed instructions, a different learning model, and better knowledge. For more information feel free to watch the introduction video. Thank you for reading!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Setting Up

Lecture 1: Starting a Local Server

Lecture 2: Start a Local Server – Common Problems

Lecture 3: Server Files Explained

Lecture 4: Setting Up Intellij

Chapter 3: Minecraft Server Core

Lecture 1: Ranks

Lecture 2: Permissions

Lecture 3: WorldEdit

Lecture 4: Essentials

Lecture 5: Vault

Lecture 6: PlaceholderAPI

Lecture 7: QuickBoard (Scoreboard)

Lecture 8: TAB (Tablist)

Lecture 9: Message Of The Day (MOTD Editor)

Lecture 10: WorldGuard

Lecture 11: Removing PowerRanks

Lecture 12: Multiverse Core

Chapter 4: Minecraft Server Games

Lecture 1: Factions

Lecture 2: Skywars

Chapter 5: Java Basics

Lecture 1: Variables

Lecture 2: Math

Lecture 3: Methods

Lecture 4: API

Lecture 5: Visibility Types

Lecture 6: Common Variables

Chapter 6: Plugin Development (Level 1)

Lecture 1: Plugin Setup

Lecture 2: Simple Command

Lecture 3: Simple Listener

Lecture 4: Permissions

Lecture 5: Plugin Instance & Constructors

Lecture 6: Command Arguments (2019)

Lecture 7: Command Arguments – Part #1

Lecture 8: Command Arguments – Part #2

Lecture 9: Advanced Command Arguments

Lecture 10: Configuration – Creating, Reading, Using

Lecture 11: Configuration – Setting, Storing, Reloading

Lecture 12: Spigot Javadocs

Lecture 13: CHECKPOINT: Lobby Command

Chapter 7: Plugin Development (Level 2)

Lecture 1: Intellij Theme (Optional)

Lecture 2: Utility Classes

Lecture 3: Items & Item Meta's

Lecture 4: Entities

Lecture 5: Armor Stands

Lecture 6: Runnables

Lecture 7: Signs

Lecture 8: Block Editing

Lecture 9: Particles

Lecture 10: Auto-Tab Completion

Instructors

Micah Satele
Java Developer

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5 stars: 31 votes

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