It really is going to come down a lot to the specific project you are working on and your preferred coding style as for which is going to be the "best". The best way to figure out is to try several. I wouldn't delve too deep but just enough to actually get a feel for the style and architecture of the framework.
As you work with javascript more you will likely get a better feel for how you prefer to architect your projects and as such lean more towards specific frameworks.
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It really is going to come down a lot to the specific project you are working on and your preferred coding style as for which is going to be the "best". The best way to figure out is to try several. I wouldn't delve too deep but just enough to actually get a feel for the style and architecture of the framework.
As you work with javascript more you will likely get a better feel for how you prefer to architect your projects and as such lean more towards specific frameworks.