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FIG 01 · Vue.js Development

A Vue.js development company for Vue 3, Nuxt 4 and Vue 2 rescues

New Vue 3 apps with Pinia, Vite and TypeScript, Nuxt 4 sites that render on the server for SEO and speed, and migrations that move Vue 2 and Nuxt 3 apps back onto supported versions.

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FIG 02 · Quick answer

What does a Vue.js development company do?

A Vue.js development company builds and maintains web apps with the Vue framework. Elgrith builds new apps on Vue 3 with Pinia, Vite and Nuxt 4 for server rendering, and migrates Vue 2 apps, which stopped receiving updates after 31 December 2023, and Nuxt 3 apps, which reached end of life in July 2026.

New builds start on Vue 3.5, the latest stable line
3.5
Projects delivered since 2015
1,000+
Clients across the USA, UK and India
250+
Your code, repository and IP
100%

FIG 03 · Why it matters

Vue 2 stopped getting fixes in 2023. Nuxt 3 followed in 2026.

From the Vue 2 end-of-life page, the Nuxt roadmap and the npm registry, read on 23 Oct 2026.

FIG 04 · Version check

Where your Vue or Nuxt version stands

Check the vue and nuxt versions in your package.json, then find them below. If the end-of-life date has passed, your app no longer gets framework security fixes.

Vue and Nuxt versions: status and end-of-life dates, checked 23 Oct 2026
VersionStatus, 23 Oct 2026End of lifeWhat to do
Vue 2.x (incl. 2.7)End of life: no security or browser fixes31 Dec 2023Migrate to Vue 3
Vue 3.5Latest stable (3.5.44)No date announcedNew builds start here
Vue 3.6Release candidate (3.6.0-rc.12)Not released as stableTrial on a branch; don’t ship yet
Nuxt 2Unsupported30 Jun 2024Migrate to Nuxt 4
Nuxt 3Unsupported31 Jul 2026Upgrade to Nuxt 4
Nuxt 4Stable, released 16 Jul 20256 months after Nuxt 5 shipsNew builds start here
Nuxt 5Scheduled: Q4 2026 (estimated)To be announcedPlan for it; test from Nuxt 4.2+

Sources: v2.vuejs.org/lts, the Nuxt roadmap (nuxt.com) and the npm registry, all checked 23 Oct 2026. Nuxt 5 is an estimate, not a release; this table is updated when it ships.

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FIG 05 · What you get

Vue.js development services

Vue.js development services for product teams, SaaS companies and businesses with a Vue app to build, grow or rescue, from the first component to the support after launch.

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Vue.js Development · built in-house

01

Single-page apps

Vue 3 SPAs with the Composition API, Vue Router and TypeScript, built on Vite for fast builds and fast reloads.

02

Dashboards and admin panels

Data-heavy dashboards with tables, filters, charts and role-based screens, kept fast with lazy-loaded routes.

03

Ecommerce front ends

Headless storefronts in Nuxt on top of your commerce platform’s APIs, server-rendered for search and speed.

04

Design systems and component libraries

Accessible Vue component libraries with tokens, documentation and tests, shared across your apps.

05

Nuxt sites and apps

Nuxt 4 with server-side rendering, static generation or both, per route, for marketing sites and apps that must rank.

06

Vue front ends for your API

Vue on top of Laravel (with Inertia), Node.js, Python, .NET or Java APIs, with shared types where the stack allows.

07

Testing and quality

Vitest and Vue Test Utils for components, Playwright for user journeys, and accessibility checks in CI.

08

Vue 2 and Nuxt 3 migrations

Vue 2 apps moved to Vue 3 and Nuxt 2 or 3 apps moved to Nuxt 4, step by step, with the app deployable throughout.

Deliverables

11

deliverables, in writing

Included in every build, written into your fixed quote before work starts.

FIG 06 · Migration path

Vue 2 → Vue 3 and Nuxt 3 → Nuxt 4 migrations

Migrations go wrong when they are one big rewrite. We follow the official migration path, keep the app releasable at every step and show you each step in a weekly demo.

  • 1. Audit

    Check
    Vue, Nuxt, build tool and every plugin and UI library
    Find
    Libraries with no Vue 3 version and use of Vue 2 internals
    Output
    A written migration plan in your fixed quote

  • 2. Tests first

    Add
    Tests around the journeys that make money
    Why
    Proof nothing broke after each step

  • 3. Vue CLI → Vite

    Why
    Vue CLI is in maintenance mode; Vite is the recommended tool
    Then
    Faster builds and a clean base for Vue 3

  • 4. Migration build

    Use
    @vue/compat, Vue 3 with Vue 2 behaviour switchable per feature
    Fix
    Each deprecation warning, our code first

  • 5. Vuex → Pinia

    Why
    Vuex is in maintenance mode; Pinia is recommended for new apps
    How
    One store module at a time

  • 6. Drop compat, release

    When
    No warnings left and tests green
    Nuxt
    Nuxt 3 → 4 with the official codemods, then test
    Website Maintenance

FIG 07 · Nuxt

Nuxt development for SEO and speed

Google’s own JavaScript SEO guide says server-side or pre-rendering “is still a great idea”, because it is faster for users and crawlers and not every bot runs JavaScript. Nuxt gives a Vue app exactly that.

06principles

  • Server-side rendering (SSR)

    Pages rendered on the server, so search engines and slow phones get full HTML first, then Vue takes over.

  • Static and hybrid rendering

    Pre-render marketing pages, server-render product pages and keep app screens client-side, set per route.

  • Nuxt 3 → Nuxt 4 upgrades

    Nuxt 3 reached end of life on 31 Jul 2026. We move apps to Nuxt 4, including the new app/ folder and data-fetching changes.

  • Nuxt 2 rescues

    Nuxt 2 has been unsupported since 30 Jun 2024. We plan the move to Nuxt 4 alongside the Vue 3 migration.

  • Nuxt with a headless CMS

    Editors publish in a headless CMS; Nuxt renders it fast.

    Headless CMS development

  • Nuxt storefronts

    Headless ecommerce front ends on your store’s APIs.

    Ecommerce development

FIG 08 · Vapor Mode

Is Vapor Mode ready?

Not for most production apps yet. Checked 23 Oct 2026: Vapor Mode ships in Vue 3.6, and 3.6 is a release candidate (3.6.0-rc.12). Vue 3.5.44 is the latest stable release.

04principles

  • What it is

    A new, opt-in way to compile Vue single-file components, aimed at smaller bundles and faster rendering, enabled with <script setup vapor>.

  • What it doesn’t support

    The 3.6 release notes list the Options API, app.config.globalProperties and v-memo among features that don’t work in Vapor components.

  • What the Vue team suggests

    For now: Vapor for a performance-sensitive page inside an existing app, or for small new apps built entirely in Vapor Mode.

  • What we do

    Production builds on Vue 3.5. We trial Vapor on a branch for hot pages and adopt it once 3.6 is stable and your libraries support it.

FIG 09 · Hire

Hire Vue.js developers

Dedicated Vue.js developers who join your stand-ups, work in your repository and follow your code review rules, managed from our New Delhi HQ.

06principles

  • Dedicated Vue.js developer

    One full-time developer on your Vue or Nuxt product, working in your tools and your sprint.

  • Vue team extension

    Developers, a tester and a lead added to your team for a release, a migration or a backlog.

  • Fixed-scope project

    A defined app or migration for a fixed quote, delivered in sprints with weekly demos.

  • How dedicated teams work

    Interviews, onboarding, replacements and hand-over, explained.

    Hire dedicated developers

  • Need the back end too?

    One team for the Vue front end, the API and the cloud.

    Full-stack development

  • Full web app builds

    Design, front end and back end from one team.

    Web app development

FIG 10 · Decide

Vue, React or Angular?

All three build excellent apps. The right one depends on your team, your hiring market and how much structure you want the framework to impose. We build with all three.

04principles

Full stack

Vue on the front, the rest of the stack behind it

Most Vue apps need an API, a database, auth and hosting too. Our full-stack team builds and runs every layer, with Vue or Nuxt on the front end.

Full-stack development

FIG 11 · Process · 6 steps

Build it on Vue 3, keep it current

A fixed written quote after a free call, sprints with weekly demos, and an upgrade plan so your Vue and Nuxt versions never drift out of support. You own the code and IP.

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  1. Step 01

    Free call

    Tell us what you are building or what is breaking. We ask about users, data, integrations and deadlines, not just the framework.

  2. Step 02

    Code or idea review

    For a new app: users, screens, data and whether you need Nuxt for SEO. For an existing app: Vue, Nuxt and library versions, test coverage and anything tied to Vue 2.

  3. Step 03

    Fixed written quote

    A written scope, a fixed quote and the plan for versions, hosting and hand-over, before any work starts.

  4. Step 04

    Sprints with weekly demos

    Sprints in your repository, with pull requests you can read, tests in CI and a demo on staging every week.

  5. Step 05

    Launch

    A planned release from the pipeline, with performance and accessibility checked and a rollback ready.

  6. Step 06

    Support and upgrades

    Security releases applied in a patch window agreed in your written scope, plus planned upgrades before your versions lose support.

FIG 12 · What you get

Everything included

Written into your fixed quote, so you know exactly what you are paying for before work starts.

11items

  • Written scope and fixed quote
  • Version audit for existing Vue and Nuxt apps
  • Vue 3 or Nuxt 4 app in your repository
  • TypeScript, Pinia and Vite set up
  • Component library with documentation, if needed
  • Vitest and Playwright tests in CI
  • WCAG 2.2 AA checks on key journeys
  • Deploy pipeline and staging environment
  • Upgrade calendar for Vue, Nuxt and key libraries
  • Runbooks and hand-over notes
  • IP assignment: code and data are yours

FIG 13 · Tech & tools

The tools behind the work

Proven, well-supported tools, chosen for your project and set up in accounts your business owns.

  • Vue 3.5
  • Composition API
  • TypeScript
  • Nuxt 4
  • Pinia
  • Vue Router
  • Vite
  • Vitest
  • Vue Test Utils
  • Playwright
  • @vue/compat
  • Inertia.js
  • Tailwind CSS
  • Storybook
  • Node.js
  • Laravel
  • Vercel
  • Netlify

FIG 14 · Who it’s for

Vue work for teams that need it built, rescued or kept current.

New builds, migrations and dedicated developers, with the same rules: your repository, your IP, supported versions.

3 audiences

Product teams

New Vue 3 and Nuxt 4 apps.

SaaS products, dashboards and storefronts built on Vue 3 with TypeScript, Pinia and Vite, and Nuxt where SEO matters.

  • Vue 3.5 and Nuxt 4
  • TypeScript by default
  • Tests in CI
  • Accessible components

FIG 15 · Working with us from the USA and UK

Built in New Delhi. Run on your hours.

Every project gets a point of contact in New York or London and an engineering team in New Delhi. Here is how today’s working days line up, live.

Three ways to work together

  1. 01

    Fixed-scope project

    A written scope, one fixed price and a dated plan. Suits websites, apps and MVPs.

  2. 02

    Dedicated team

    Designers and engineers on your roadmap every month, billed monthly.

  3. 03

    White label

    For US and UK agencies: our work, your brand, unbranded deliverables.

Every engagement

  • Fixed quote in USD, GBP or INR after a free 30-minute call
  • NDA before discovery. You own all code, designs and content
  • A working demo every sprint, not status slides
  • Reply within one business day, calls inside your hours
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Calls on ET or UK hours

FIG 16 · Hire

Dedicated Vue.js developers vs team extension vs fixed-scope project

We don’t publish rates. This is how the three ways to work with Vue.js developers compare.

Dedicated Vue.js developers vs team extension vs fixed-scope project
Dedicated developerTeam extensionFixed-scope project
Best forA steady backlog on one productA release or a backlog spikeA defined app, feature or migration
Who manages the workYou, in your sprintYou, with our leadUs, against a written scope
How it is pricedMonthly, per developerMonthly, per teamOne fixed quote
Code and IPYoursYoursYours
Read our 2026 custom software development cost guide

FIG 17 · Compare

Vue vs React vs Angular: which front end?

Vue vs React vs Angular: which front end?
Vue 3ReactAngular
What it isA progressive frameworkA UI libraryA complete framework
TemplatesHTML-based templates in single-file componentsJSXHTML templates with TypeScript classes
StatePinia, the official recommendationBuilt-in hooks plus a library you chooseSignals and services, built in
Server renderingNuxtNext.jsAngular’s built-in SSR
Best forFast-moving teams and gentle learning curvesThe widest ecosystem and hiring poolLarge teams that want one enforced structure
Our pageYou are hereReact developmentAngular development

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Straight answers about Vue.js Development with Elgrith.

No. Vue 2 reached end of life on 31 December 2023. The Vue team says it no longer receives updates, including security and browser compatibility fixes. It still installs from npm and CDNs, so apps keep running, but new vulnerabilities and browser changes are not fixed. We recommend migrating to Vue 3.

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