We build web apps, dashboards and SEO-ready sites with Vue 3 and Nuxt 4, and move older Vue 2 apps to modern Vue before they become a security risk.
<template> <h3>{{ shop }}</h3> <p>{{ items }} items · ₹{{ total }}</p> </template>
3 items · ₹1,497
Every Vue component keeps its markup, logic and styles in one .vue file. Scroll to watch the layers separate.
<template>
<p>Total: {{ total }}</p>
</template>What users see. HTML with simple bindings like {{ total }} and v-for loops.
<script setup> const qty = ref(2) const total = computed(() => qty.value * 499) </script>
The logic: reactive state, computed values and functions, written with the Composition API.
<style scoped>
p { font-weight: 700 }
</style>Styles that apply only to this component, so nothing leaks across the app.
Vue 3's Composition API groups related logic together. Switch between the two styles to compare.
Classic Vue builds a virtual copy of the page, compares it and then patches the real page. Vapor mode, coming in Vue 3.6 (release candidate in October 2026), updates the page directly. Step counts are illustrative.
Vue fits any stage of a project. Many clients start with one widget and end up with a full Nuxt site.
Drop Vue into one part of an existing page, such as a calculator or booking form.
A full app with Vite, Vue Router and Pinia.
Server rendering, SEO, API routes and static generation with Nuxt 4.
Mobile and desktop apps from the same Vue code using wrappers such as Capacitor.
Vue's core team and community maintain a coherent set of tools, so you are not gluing random libraries together. Tap any tool for the related service.
Vue 2 has had no security fixes for
Nuxt 3 also reached end of life in July 2026. We move both to current versions, step by step.
List Vue 2 APIs, filters, mixins and plugins in use.
Move from webpack/Vue CLI to Vite.
Vue 3 with the migration build, fix warnings one by one.
Replace Vuex with Pinia, adopt script setup and TypeScript.
Remove the compatibility layer and release.
Interfaces that are quick to build and pleasant to use.
We build with all of these and recommend what fits.
| Technology | Strengths | When we choose it |
|---|---|---|
| Vue | Gentle learning curve, progressive adoption, excellent docs | Small-to-large apps, teams adding interactivity gradually |
| React | Biggest ecosystem | Large product teams, React Native mobile |
| Angular | Opinionated enterprise framework | Big enterprise teams |
| Next.js | React with SSR and SEO | SEO-critical React sites |
| PHP / Laravel | Pairs naturally with Vue via Inertia | Laravel-based products |
Straight answers to what clients ask us most.
Vue is easy to learn, fast, and can be adopted gradually: start with one widget on an existing page and grow to a full app. Its single-file components keep markup, logic and styles together, which makes code easy to read and maintain.
No. Vue 2 reached end of life on 31 December 2023 and gets no more fixes, including security fixes. We migrate Vue 2 apps to Vue 3 in stages.
An opt-in way of compiling Vue components that skips the virtual DOM and updates the page directly, for smaller bundles and less memory. It is part of Vue 3.6, which is in release-candidate stage as of October 2026, so we use it selectively.
Vue offers a gentler learning curve and an official, coherent toolkit (router, state, build). React has a larger ecosystem and React Native for mobile. Both are excellent; we help you choose based on your team and product.
Nuxt is the full-stack framework for Vue, adding server rendering, static generation, routing, SEO tools and server API routes. Nuxt 4 is the current line; Nuxt 3 has reached end of life, so Nuxt 3 sites should plan an upgrade.
Both work in Vue 3. We use the Composition API with script setup for new projects because it scales better and works well with TypeScript, and keep the Options API where a codebase already uses it.
Yes. Vue talks to any API: Node.js, Laravel, Django, .NET or Java. With Laravel, Inertia.js lets you build Vue pages without a separate API.
It depends on screens and integrations. We give a fixed price per milestone after discovery, or provide dedicated Vue developers monthly.
Tell us what you want to build, your data and integrations, and your timeline. We reply within 4 business hours with honest advice.