Frontend
Hire Vue Developers
Vue engineers who build for Vue 3 on its own terms instead of porting React habits across.
Vue earns its place on teams that value a smaller surface area and a template syntax designers can read. Its single-file components keep markup, logic and styles together, which suits products with many small screens and a mixed team, and Nuxt covers server rendering without a separate stack.
When hiring, the most useful signal is whether a candidate has done a Vue 2 to Vue 3 migration. Vue 2 reached end of life at the end of 2023, so a great many production applications are still mid-crossing. Ask how they handled the Options API components they could not rewrite, what they did about incompatible libraries, and how they typed the result. Those answers separate people who have maintained Vue from people who have started it.
What these engineers do
- Vue 3 Composition API and script setup with fully typed components
- Pinia stores and composables that remain testable as an application grows
- Nuxt 3 for server rendering, file-based routing and API handlers
- Vite configuration, code splitting and bundle size held to a budget
- Migration from Vue 2 and the Options API now that Vue 2 is out of support
Delivered AI-first
AI assistance is used for the mechanical parts of Vue work - converting Options API components to script setup, generating typed props and emits, drafting Pinia stores and writing component tests. Reactivity is the area held back for the engineer, because the difference between ref, reactive and a computed value is where subtle bugs live and where a confident but wrong suggestion costs more than it saves. Review discipline is unchanged. The measurable effect is throughput per engineer, not fewer reviews.