Vue.js Development Service
Senior Vue 3 engineers building Single File Components, Pinia state, and production SPAs on a fixed monthly subscription.
Why Vue Founders Pick a Development Subscription
Vue is everywhere except the recruiter shortlists. Most agencies in Europe staff React-first teams because the React talent pool is bigger, which means Vue projects get handed to junior generalists who treat the framework like jQuery with templates. You end up with a codebase where reactivity is fought instead of leveraged, and where every other component reinvents what `defineModel` already does in Vue 3.4.
Hiring a senior Vue developer is harder than hiring a senior React developer, but the talent that does exist tends to be excellent — they chose Vue deliberately. The problem is finding them. Job boards optimise for React. Coding bootcamps optimise for React. So when you need someone who actually knows the difference between `ref` and `reactive`, when to reach for `shallowRef`, and how to handle SSR hydration mismatches, you spend months interviewing.
The Vue ecosystem has matured but split. Vue 2 codebases still exist in production. Vue 3 has Options API and Composition API. Nuxt 3 changed everything about file-based routing. Pinia replaced Vuex. Vite replaced webpack. Junior developers landing on an existing codebase often try to bolt React patterns onto Vue, producing code that compiles but bypasses the reactivity system.
Performance budgets are tight for Vue apps too. A naive setup ships unnecessary reactivity wrappers, breaks tree-shaking with global components, and triggers full re-renders when surgical updates would do. Diagnosing this requires the Vue Devtools and an engineer who has profiled production Vue apps before, not someone reading a Medium article during the project.
AsyncForge gives you senior Vue engineers who chose this framework on purpose. Submit Vue work through your Kanban — components, Pinia stores, Nuxt routes, Composition API refactors, accessibility passes — and get production code back in 4 days (Light), 48 hours (Standard), or 1 business day (Pro). Fixed monthly fee, no hourly billing, no interview gauntlet.
What You Get
Vue 3 SFCs with Composition API
Single File Components written with `<script setup>` and the Composition API as the default. We use Options API only when you ask for it (e.g., a legacy Vue 2 migration). Components are typed with TypeScript, props are explicitly defined, and emit types are declared so your editor and CI catch breakage early.
Pinia state management
Pinia stores with proper getter composition, action error handling, and TypeScript inference end-to-end. We avoid the Vuex anti-patterns (giant root state, mutation spaghetti) and structure stores around feature boundaries. Storage persistence and devtools integration come pre-wired.
Nuxt 3 SSR & SSG
Server-side rendering and static site generation with Nuxt 3 for SEO-critical pages. We handle the tricky parts: hydration mismatches, client-only components, payload extraction, and image optimisation via `<NuxtImg>`. Edge rendering on Cloudflare or Vercel is supported.
Component libraries & design systems
Reusable component libraries scoped under a Storybook playground, with proper slot APIs and variant props. We use either Headless UI Vue or Radix Vue under Tailwind, depending on your existing setup, and ship them as a publishable internal package.
Composables instead of mixins
Cross-cutting logic extracted into reusable composables (`useUser`, `usePagination`, `useDebouncedSearch`) rather than mixin hell. Each composable is unit-tested in isolation and documented inline so the next engineer can read it without spelunking through the call stack.
Migration from Vue 2
Incremental Vue 2-to-Vue 3 migrations using the migration build, then a clean cut-over once Composition API replaces Options API throughout. We do not big-bang the upgrade; we ship it folder by folder so your product keeps shipping.
Technologies We Use
How It Works With AsyncForge
Subscribe to a plan
Pick Light, Standard, or Pro depending on how fast you need Vue work shipped. Your dashboard opens with the Kanban ready for tasks. No discovery call required — though we do one if your codebase needs context.
Submit Vue tasks
Describe the component, page, store, or refactor you need. Attach Figma if you have it, or just describe the behaviour. We can also work from an existing Vue 2 codebase if your goal is a migration or a rebuild.
We ship Vue 3 code
Senior Vue engineers build the task with TypeScript, tests, and a written summary of trade-offs. You see progress on the board. Most tasks ship within 48 hours on Standard.
Review and iterate
Test in your branch. Comment on the task with revisions if needed — unlimited revisions on every plan. We push fixes until the component behaves exactly the way you want.
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