Entering Jass - Tools

So I'm going to start seriously learning Jass, and I've read some tutorials, and I was wondering what tools I should get. I'm pretty sure most people don't just use the regular World Editor for JASS-ing (Right?), so I'd like to know what you guys reccomend.

Coincidently, besides Vexorian's two JASS tutorials I've seen (The basics), and the stomp-Spell one, does anyone know of any helpful tutorials that would be good?

JassNewGenPack is all you really need.

Jass Shop Pro can be useful, but TESH (part of JNGP) now performs it's functions.

emiljrs tutorial (which is probably the stomp one) was the most helpful tutorial I've seen.

I'm the only one who uses vanilla World Editor. 'Tis sad.

Get either JASSCraft, JassShopPro, Moyack's Notepad++ syntax highlighter, or TESH to write your code in.

I used JassCraft for finding function name. Another are converting GUI to JASS and opening other maps to see their works/scripts.

I started with normal World Edit too. but now I'm using NewGen WE because WE is easy to crash.

For tutorials, I'd recomend these:

http://world-editor-tutorials.thehel...php?view=28321

http://world-editor-tutorials.thehel...php?view=28217

O_o if I'm not wrong ain't the stomp tutorial supposed written by Rising Dusk? hmmmph...

JASScraft was (and is) a dream for working with scripts for me. It works well but can crash if you do stupid things (forgetting to close functions for example )
Overall JASScraft is a really good tool to use for JASS.
I used Vexorian's tutorial when I started learning JASS.

Definitely Jass NewGen Pack.