I currently work for an MS consulting shop. Historically, my tools have been Asp.Net MVC / WebForms / WebAPI / WCF, MSSQL Server, and your standard HTML5/JS/CS

I currently work for an MS consulting shop. Historically, my tools have been Asp.Net MVC / WebForms / WebAPI / WCF, MSSQL Server, and your standard HTML5/JS/CSS3. A few years ago I realized I loved javascript, so I've been studying everything frontend with the hope of eventually leaving the JS hating MS world, and going somewhere more JS oriented. For JS I've learned a good deal of Backbone, Angular, Node.js, and soon I'll be focusing on WebGL. I am familiar with npm. I usually roll my own assets. Most solutions I've worked on haven't had a heavy art presence, and having basic-decent photoshop / design understanding has been sufficient. As for company requirements, I really don't have any. I just know that I'm going to pick at least one on that list to dive into, and was hoping for community input before I put the time to learn investment in a framework. I mean, if most development shops use one over the other, then I'd love to learn that one! Or if one is up and coming, then that would be great too...