SileneMC, a francophone Minecraft server, Java and Bedrock together
A team project, with all of its technical work on my side.
See the public site (opens in a new tab)Project at a glance
- The need
- Bring Java and Bedrock players together in a French-speaking Minecraft project with a bilingual public site.
- My contribution
- Developer within the team: public site, plugins and game modes, infrastructure. The project and community decisions belong to the team.
What was built
- FR / EN site
- Plugins and modes
- Java / Bedrock bridge
- Deployment
Team project in development. The public site can be visited; no opening date or community metrics are published.
- Nature
- Public site, game plugins and infrastructure · team project in development
- Period
- Since October 2026
- Client
- SileneMCFrancophone Minecraft server, team project in development
The project
SileneMC is a francophone Minecraft server, still in development. It welcomes players on computer (Java Edition) as well as on mobile, tablet and Windows (Bedrock Edition), together on the same server. The project belongs to the team: I am not its owner. The file is filed under "Client" and not "Product" for that reason.
What the public site shows
- A server presented as francophone, open to Java, from version 1.8 to the latest, and to Bedrock.
- Game modes named on the home page: Bedwars, HikaBrain, Murder, hide-and-seek, TNT Run and Duels, with more modes announced.
- A site in French and English, with pages to connect to the server, discover the game modes, and see the leaderboards, the FAQ, the rules and the server status, plus ways into the clans and recruitment.
My role
I am a developer on this project, within the team, and I do all of its technical work:
- The public site: a web application in Kotlin, rendered on the server, that carries the pages listed above in both languages.
- The plugins and the game modes: the code of the mini-games that run on the server side, with matches started on demand.
- The infrastructure: the game server, the gateway that brings Java and Bedrock players together behind a proxy, a container-based deployment driven by scripts, and a smoke test to check that the network responds.
The choices about the game, the content, the community and the schedule are the team’s: I do not claim them.
Evidence
Every figure carries its source. No commercial result is claimed.
2
Minecraft editions supported (Java and Bedrock)
SourcePublic site home page, 3 October 2026
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Game modes named on the home page
SourcePublic site home page, 3 October 2026
2
Languages of the public site (French, English)
SourcePublic site language switch, 3 October 2026
What is not claimed
No usage figure (players, community, revenue) and no opening date is published here: the project is in development. My technical share is not given as a number either: it can be judged on the public site, which anyone can browse. The screenshots show the top of the public site’s home page as it appeared on 3 October 2026; it may change.
Technical details
The technologies used for this project. Features and their limits are detailed in the narrative.
- Kotlin
- Ktor
- Gradle
- Docker
- Minecraft Java
- Minecraft Bedrock
Gallery
The top of the public site, on desktop. 
The same site, on a phone.
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