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Vue.js

When the client already has a Vue codebase.

Category

Frontend

At the studio

Since 2020

Projects shipped

Numerous

Status

Active

(01) Our take

We're React-first, but we've shipped enough Vue to have real opinions about it. Vue 3 with Composition API and TypeScript support is a credible alternative, and for teams who already have it in production, we don't insist on migrating.

The ecosystem gap has narrowed considerably over the past few years. Nuxt is a solid Next.js equivalent. Pinia has replaced Vuex as the state-management default. For new greenfield projects we still default to React — but we won't force a rewrite on a client who's happy in Vue.

(02) What we build with it

Typical work

  • Feature work on existing Vue/Nuxt applications
  • Migrations from Vue 2 to Vue 3
  • Incremental React introductions inside Vue apps
  • Team training and code review for Vue teams

(03) How we engage

Engagement shape

Usually scoped as a feature-specific engagement or advisory retainer — we rarely start new greenfield projects in Vue.

(04) Pairs with

Works well with

Technologies we reach for alongside Vue.js in most engagements.

Frontend

TypeScript

Strict mode, no exceptions.

Frontend

Tailwind CSS

The CSS framework that finally got out of the way.

Frontend

React

The UI library we'd still pick today.

Backend

Node.js

The default backend runtime for JavaScript shops.

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