On the horrific state of JavaScript frameworks

Is it just me or are Javascript frameworks among the most horrendous libraries in software development right now? I've tried several Javascript MVC frameworks and the glue libraries that come with them (Angular, Backbone, Sails, Waterline, etc.) and the one common theme among all is that they have the absolute minimum feature set to put together a simple application like a TODO app but completely fall apart when developing a real-world rich client application. To give an example, most ORMs like Waterline have extremely basic relational support with little or no support for querying beyond basic operators against numeric or string properties. Waterline can't query an object based on a property of a child association, for example, and is thus almost useless in real world scenarios. The state of debugging is also shockingly terribad. How can people seriously debug a client side application in Chrome or Firefox's developer tools? What am I doing wrong? Are Javascript client