# Resources

This category goes over some very helpful resources to those looking to learn Skript; providing a list of the most popular (for better or for worse) tutorials, documentations, and other resources used in the Skript community.

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Learning is what make progress possible. If you are struggling and you haven't utilised tutorials or the documentation, that's your next step. That's usually more successful (and a lot faster) than 'willing' a solution into existence.

Even if you enjoy learning independently or at your own pace, these are still excellent tools that can point you in the right direction, provide clarification or extra knowledge, and save you time.
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The recommended links will be listed first, then the inferior ones. These are not here for use, but rather to raise awareness for their flaws (which are often imprinted onto unaware viewers). These flaws include:

* Bad coding habits,
* Using outdated and buggy addons or server versions,
* and a few more,

and are likely explained elsewhere on this site.

That being said, if you are mindful of the flaws, you may examine them objectively with minimal risk.
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