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Creating Minecraft Plugins
Learn how to code your own Minecraft plugins using Java and the Spigot API. In this beginner-friendly course, you'll go from installing the right tools to building working custom commands, event-based features, and fun server mechanics, even if you've never written Java before. Perfect for players who want more control over their Minecraft world or server admins who want to create personalized features.
About This Course
Tired of vanilla Minecraft? Build your own features.
This beginner-friendly course teaches you how to create Minecraft plugins using Java and the Spigot API — no coding experience required. You’ll write commands, react to player events, and launch your own plugin by the end.
💡 What you'll learn:
✅ How to set up a plugin dev environment
✅ Create commands like /heal, /fireball, and more
✅ React to events like block breaks or player joins
✅ Add cooldowns, permissions, and config files
✅ Build your own custom plugin from scratch
Includes lifetime access to 6 video lessons + 1 live Zoom feedback session.
Perfect for:
- Minecraft players who want more control
- Teens interested in game dev or Java
- Server owners who want to customize their worlds
One-time payment. Active accounts retain access for the lifetime of the course.
Course Content
Module 1: Build Your First Plugin
1
Setup & Tools
2
Hello World Plugin
3
Add a Custom Command
4
Permissions & Reloading
Module 2: Real Features with Events & Configs
1
Listen to Player Events
2
Add Cooldown & Config
3
Build Something Useful
4
Live Plugin Showcase / Q&A
Instructor
Michael Cruz
Senior Developer
Michael Cruz is a senior software engineer with a decade of experience building scalable web platforms for brands like Disney and PlayStation. He now creates practical, modern coding courses to help developers level up fast.
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