Learn to Program with Minecraft Plugins, 2nd Edition

Your Growing Toolbox

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You now know how to:

• Use the command-line shell

• Build with Java, javac

• Run a Minecraft server

• Deploy a plugin

• Connect to a local server

Footnotes

[15]	For larger projects, folks use tools like Ant, Maven, or Gradle when the build becomes more complex and has to manage dependencies among many parts. But that’s overkill for our needs here.
[16]	Make sure it’s spelled correctly and starts with a “/” character so that you have the full path to your server starting at the root directory.

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