As a mediocre Javascript dev, AngularJS was the first library that clicked for me and helped me avoid the jQuery soup code I was doing more and more as a result

As a mediocre Javascript dev, AngularJS was the first library that clicked for me and helped me avoid the jQuery soup code I was doing more and more as a result of less code on the server and more on the client. It can be a bit daunting when you are not a JS rockstar : directives and services code architecture, designing views without straight conditional logic, understanding the full power of filters and expressions (I still don't), using jQuery plugins with it etc. I don't even use routes or forms yet but I had no problem integrating it into a "classic" web app. The docs need some work though, maybe with more example on certain part. But you can find great code snippet and videos elsewhere.