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You may have heard mention of CraftBook 5. This post should give you all the information you need to understand what it is, why it exists, and what to expect.

It's been almost a year since the last big WorldEdit update. We're pleased to present WorldEdit 7.2, containing many new features, improvements, and bug fixes.

Timezones are confusing and unnecessary. While we likely won't get rid of them in the next few years, getting rid of them in the long term is beneficial and inevitable.

Quite often we get support requests from users where their server host is at fault. Find out common problems with server hosts, and how to solve them.

Running a Minecraft Server can be a daunting task. In this article you'll find answers to questions, guides for various systems, and advice on server administration.

Server admins often ask what is the best version of Minecraft for their server to run. This article goes over everything you should consider when choosing.

Paper and Spigot are the two leading platforms for Minecraft servers. Which is better? This article goes over the main benefits of using both platforms

This article goes over embedding a Google Web Toolkit (GWT) application on a React website, and a few considerations that must be made when doing so.

As of today, Minecraft has had multiplayer for a decade. We have created a comprehensive history of the multiplayer community.

There is a lot of controversy around large plugins being worse than multiple small plugins, but is it true?

Using WorldEdit with blocks added by mods on versions of Minecraft before 1.13 can be confusing, but there are a few ways to make it simple

JavaScript may not seem to be the ideal language to manipulate large amounts of data. This post goes over a few key problem areas and how you can avoid them.