I've been working with Node+Express for a while now, and I'd like to start looking for a strong structure for building average to huge web apps, but which could also be used (and not be too much overkill) for simple websites.
I've been taking interest for backbone, but I'm looking for something much more "complete" already. I Know backbone can do everything with the right plugins and by respecting the best practices, but what I'm looking for is something more "strong" as is and from the start, like AngularJS, CanJS or Ember (maybe CanJS is the best compromise between flexibility and conventions althought all of this can be mostly subjective). Just to be sure to keep into the best practices, even if I must stick to an opinionated FW.
Now, before choosing anything, and because I'll be using Node in the backend, so full JS, I'd like to know if there is a framework which would deliver client+server MVC capabilities, or if I must use Node/Express in the back and something else for the front.
Other info that may be useful, I'd like to code in CoffeeScript/LESS, and keep HTML as is (so no Jade-like stuff). If I'm not asking too much, I'd like to use this technology for all of my projects, which will be targeting also mobile phones, as websites (for sure), and sometimes even as Phonegap-based apps. Maybe this becomes hard (Meteor doesn't support Phonegap for it's client-side part for what I've read, maybe Derby ?).
Also, I must point out that I'm not asking anything subjective like "what is the best between ..." but simply if full client+server MVC JS framework exists, and if yes, which ones meets those needs.
