How to Develop Minecraft Mods Using Temporal API?

This article is intended for those who have developed Minecraft mods before or are planning to try it out of personal interest. The topic is simplifying development with NeoForge using the Temporal API library. Introduction What Is NeoForge? Before discussing Temporal API, it makes sense to briefly explain what NeoForge is. If you search Google for “What is NeoForge?”, you’ll find something like this: NeoForge is a modern open-source API and mod loader for Minecraft: Java Edition, created as a fork of the popular Forge loader. In simpler terms, NeoForge is one of the most widely used mod loaders (a layer between mods and the game), alongside Fabric, Quilt, and Minecraft Forge. NeoForge was released relatively recently and is developed by part of the former Forge team. It is actively maintained and updated, and most modern mods are now built with NeoForge. For that reason, I strongly recommend it for new mod development. One of the Main Problems with NeoForge One of the main challenges