I have consolidated, reformatted and greatly improved the provided code for readability, scalability and more.

To keep the repos in order (ascending), I have split the resources into seasons. Seasons are composed of 10 "episodes" each.

• EP0 - Introduction
• EP1 - "Simple Motd" - A simple introduction to event listening
• EP2 - "Basic Commands" - Creating simple commands with arguments
• EP3 - "ItemStacks and Lore" - Creating items with display names and lore
• EP4 - "Virtual Inventories" - Creating virtual inventories with ItemStacks
• EP5 - "Permissions" - An example of protecting commands/actions with permissions
• EP6 - "Custom Books" - Create custom books with colored text/meta
• EP7 - "Fireworks" - Using FireworkBuilder to create fireworks
• EP8 - "Repeating Tasks" - An example use of the Bukkit scheduler
• EP9 - "Delayed Tasks" - An example use of the Bukkit scheduler

• EP10 - "Chat Format" - Create your own chat format with permissions
• EP11 - "Scoreboards" - Simple example of scoreboards and nametags
• EP12 - "Signs" - Colored Signs and Sign Recognition
• EP13 - "Simple Effects" - Creating visual/sound effects for players
• EP14 - "Spawn Mobs" - Spawning mobs and modifying attributes
• EP15 - "Manipulation" - Alter mechanics to ride arrows and cancel block physics
• EP16 - "Projectiles" - Create explosive snowballs and teleporting arrows
• EP17 - "Json Chat" - Using ChatSerializer to send unique chat formats
• EP18 - "Boss Bar" - Using BarAPI to modify the boss bar
• EP19 - "Config Files" - Retrieving simple information from config files

• EP20 - "Custom Currencies" - Creating unique currencies
• EP21 - "Animations" - A rudimentary (non-practical) animation of item lore
• EP22 - "Virtual Shops" - Applying EP20's code to create custom shops
• EP23 - "Remote Entities" - Implementing Remote Entities to create custom mobs
• EP24 - "HashMaps" - Demonstration of HashMaps to store keys and objects
• EP25 - "Minigame" - A simple implementation of game logic/tasks/messages etc
• EP26 - "MySQL" - How to use MySQL by sending and retrieving data via PreparedStatements

Steal it all.