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For 2 mentally-labouring but fun weeks, I have been working on a big project which mainly involved JavaScript and PHP development, so it’s something that proves my web development skills once at last. I made a Minecraft Bedrock server list, since Mr_Eagle asked me to make one for him.

About the MCPE Server List

Our new Minecraft Bedrock server list is specific to the MCPE versions 0.14.3 to 1.1.5 for now, which will hopefully motivate people to make their own Craftsman-related server. I thought it would be a nice surprise for the community as well. I want to thank VeoZax for being the first person to add their Minecraft Bedrock server on this new server list, despite it still being basic and unstable.

The Minecraft server list is still quite minimal and unstable, so I’m not done yet. Here are the bugs and quirks I spotted:

  • The menu is very basic
  • The voting system isn’t done yet
  • The server appears offline even if it’s actually online
  • The player count remains at 0 and doesn’t update
  • There’s no way to reset your password

These bugs should be fixed these next few weeks, because I will be working on it very often until I see some stability.

For the menu, I plan on adding tags, versions, latest servers, top servers by votes, and top servers by players to the menu, but I need to prioritise the biggest problems at the moment.

MCPE Server List supported servers

MCPE Server List supports many types of Craftsman servers: Economy, Lifesteal, PvP, Survival, SMPs, and much more, so anyone can add their server on it. That’s what makes it a great place to find Minecraft servers!

Check it out at https://mcpe-list.villagerboy.xyz/.

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By Robert Anthony Scianatico

Robert Anthony Scianatico (A.K.A. LookedRobob), born in 2010, is a passionate web developer and the current founder and owner of SodiumNodes. His first online presence was in 2017, with an unpopular blog named Compy The Computer, where he would post download links to programs as well as occasional guides.Moving forward, in 2019 he attempted at being a YouTube content creator, debuting his experience from a YouTube channel by the name Compy The Computer. Similar to this website, he would publish basic tech tutorials, like how to install WinZip on Windows.Although he later failed at maintaining this channel, he launched a gaming YouTube channel called Villager Boy, where he would post Minecraft gameplay videos. His channel ended up getting hacked and eventually banned, so on April 15th, 2022, he decided to create another channel by the same name. This channel also ended up getting banned, this time for no valid reason. He ended up creating a new channel, but after years of bans, he gave up and no longer pursued content creation.On the 8th of March, 2025, with the system administration, Linux and networking knowledge he was gaining behind the scenes Scianatico founded a business called SodiumNodes, a Minecraft hosting provider, with his dad being the legal tutor. It turned out to be a success, helping him gain administration experience.