[GrinningFool]

I'm making an assumption here that you don't have a lot of development experience. Given that: start with the basics. Pure javascript/html5/css. You'll then learn what you want out of a framework and will have a better foundation for the next project (which might be a rewrite of the same thing).

You'll also get a first-hand view of how screwed we are in the HTML5 "standards" department,

[kelvin0]

Actually I have quite a bit of programming experience, and that is the reason why going straight to Javascript (as I have done before) does not seem productive ...