Single-page applications
Signed-in products with routing and shared state, built with Vue 3 and TypeScript.
Vue.js development
Vue.js development. Approachable, and easy to adopt.
Vue is a JavaScript framework known for a gentle learning curve. It can power a whole application or improve one part of an existing server-rendered site.
Choosing Vue.js
A good fit when
- You want to add interactivity to an existing Laravel or PHP application without a rewrite.
- The team is small and values clear, readable components.
- You are already on Vue or Nuxt and want to stay there.
Think again when
- You expect to hire many front-end developers. The React market is larger. See React
- A native mobile app must share code with the web front end. React with React Native is the better-trodden path. See React Native
01 / What we build
What we build with Vue.js.
Laravel and Vue products
A Laravel back end with Vue screens, joined through Inertia or an API.
Nuxt sites
Server-rendered Vue for pages that need to load fast and be indexed.
Vue 2 to Vue 3 migration
Vue 2 is past end of life. We move applications to Vue 3 in planned stages.
02 / How it connects
What it connects to, and what to plan for.
Typical integrations
- REST and GraphQL APIs
- Laravel and Node.js back ends
- Nuxt
- Pinia
- Inertia
- Vite
Often scoped alongside
Plan for these
Vue 2 is end of life
Vue 2 stopped receiving updates at the end of 2023. An application still on it needs a migration plan.
Library compatibility
Some Vue 2 component libraries were never ported. Replacing them is often the largest part of a migration.
Smaller talent pool
There are fewer Vue developers than React developers in most markets. Factor that into long-term staffing.
Further reading
Guides that go deeper.
Mastering the JavaScript Maze: Choosing the Right Framework for Your Web Project
React, Angular, or Vue? Navigate the JavaScript framework maze with this comparison guide covering performance, scalability, and developer experience.
Read insight
From ES6 to ESNext: Exploring the Evolution of Modern JavaScript
Which JavaScript features arrived when, which ones changed how code is written, and which you can now use without a build step or a polyfill.
Read insightA little clarity
Vue.js questions, answered plainly.
What are the key advantages of choosing Vue.js development with NSDBytes?
Vue’s own advantages are a gentle learning curve, readable single-file components and the option to adopt it one screen at a time. Ours is plain advice: we say when React or a server-rendered page would serve you better, and you own the code once the final invoice is paid.
Can NSDBytes migrate existing applications to Vue.js?
Yes. Vue suits gradual migration because it can run inside an existing page. We move one area at a time, keep the old screens working, and switch users over once the new ones match. Moving from Vue 2 to Vue 3 follows the same staged approach.
How does NSDBytes ensure optimal performance in Vue.js applications?
By measuring first. The usual fixes are loading routes on demand, virtualising long lists, keeping reactive state small and avoiding work on every keystroke. For public pages we use server rendering through Nuxt, so the first view does not wait for JavaScript.
Does NSDBytes offer Vue.js consulting services for project planning?
Yes. A short planning engagement can cover whether Vue fits, the route from Vue 2 to Vue 3, state management and how the front end meets your API. You receive written recommendations you can act on with any team.
Can NSDBytes integrate Vue.js with backend technologies for full-stack development?
Yes. Vue works with any back end that exposes an API. A common pairing is Laravel with Vue, joined through Inertia or a separate API. Node.js and .NET back ends work the same way.
Start wherever you are
Bring the Vue application, or the screens that need it.
Tell us what runs today and what should change. We will say whether Vue is the right step before we quote.