Vue.js & Nuxt Development From Official Partners
From VILT stack frontends to standalone Nuxt 4 apps, we cover the full range of Vue.js work your team needs.
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When Vue moved forward and your codebase didn't
Vuex is deprecated and Vue CLI is gone, but most teams are still writing Options API code in codebases built before the Composition API existed. Vue 2 is end-of-life and Nuxt 3 is approaching it. Curotec engineers migrate Vue and Nuxt apps and build new ones on the stack the framework actually recommends now.
Our capabilities include:
- Vue 2 to Vue 3 migration with Composition API adoption
- Nuxt 3 to Nuxt 4 upgrade before July EOL
- Vuex to Pinia migration and state architecture refactoring
- New app builds on Vue 3, Nuxt 4, and the VILT stack
- SSR, SSG, and hybrid rendering configuration with Nuxt 4
- TypeScript integration across Vue components and composables
Who we support
Curotec works with engineering teams across the Vue ecosystem — whether you’re maintaining a legacy codebase, building something new, or wiring Vue into an existing Laravel backend.
Teams on Vue 2 or Nuxt 3
Your app runs on Vue 2 with Vuex and the Options API, or on Nuxt 3 with a migration that never finished. Vue 2 is end-of-life and Nuxt 3 is approaching it. You need engineers who can move the codebase to Vue 3 and Nuxt 4 without stopping your team from shipping.
Product Teams Building on Vue
You're building a SaaS product or standalone Nuxt 4 app and decisions about SSR vs SSG, Pinia architecture, and TypeScript strictness keep getting deferred. You need senior Vue engineers who can own those calls and keep the codebase moving.
Laravel Teams Adding a Vue Frontend
Your Laravel backend is solid but the frontend is still Blade templates and jQuery, or a Vue 2 SPA that predates Inertia.js. Adding a modern Vue 3 frontend means decisions about Inertia.js vs a decoupled API, component structure, and state management. You need engineers who know both sides.
Ways to engage
We offer a wide range of engagement models to meet our clients’ needs. From hourly consultation to fully managed solutions, our engagement models are designed to be flexible and customizable.
Staff Augmentation
Get access to on-demand product and engineering team talent that gives your company the flexibility to scale up and down as business needs ebb and flow.
Retainer Services
Retainers are perfect for companies that have a fully built product in maintenance mode. We'll give you peace of mind by keeping your software running, secure, and up to date.
Project Engagement
Project-based contracts that can range from small-scale audit and strategy sessions to more intricate replatforming or build from scratch initiatives.
We'll spec out a custom engagement model for you
Invested in creating success and defining new standards
Why choose Curotec for Vue.js development?
Curotec is officially partnered with both Vue.js and Nuxt — the only agency endorsed by both framework creators. Our engineers build on Vue 3 and Nuxt 4 daily, including the VILT stack that powers most of our Laravel applications. When you need a Vue frontend wired into Laravel via Inertia.js or a standalone Nuxt 4 app with server components and Nitro, we’ve already built it.
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Extraordinary people, exceptional outcomes
Our outstanding team represents our greatest asset. With business acumen, we translate objectives into solutions. Intellectual agility drives efficient software development problem-solving. Superior communication ensures seamless teamwork integration.
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Deep technical expertise
We don’t claim to be experts in every framework and language. Instead, we focus on the tech ecosystems in which we excel, selecting engagements that align with our competencies for optimal results. Moreover, we offer pre-developed components and scaffolding to save you time and money.
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Balancing innovation with practicality
We stay ahead of industry trends and innovations, avoiding the hype of every new technology fad. Focusing on innovations with real commercial potential, we guide you through the ever-changing tech landscape, helping you embrace proven technologies and cutting-edge advancements.
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Flexibility in our approach
We offer a range of flexible working arrangements to meet your specific needs. Whether you prefer our end-to-end project delivery, embedding our experts within your teams, or consulting and retainer options, we have a solution designed to suit you.
Where our Vue.js & Nuxt engineering goes deep
Nuxt Server Components
VILT Stack Builds
Composable Architecture
Pinia State Design
Edge Deployment With Nitro
Vitest Component Testing
The Vue.js and Nuxt stack we build on
Core Frameworks
Our engineers build on Vue 3 and Nuxt 4, the current standards for how production Vue applications are structured and shipped.
- Vue 3 – Composition API, <script setup>, and TypeScript-first component authoring for modern frontend applications
- Inertia.js – Bridges Vue 3 components with Laravel routing and controllers without building a separate API layer
- Nuxt 4 – Full-stack meta-framework with file-based routing, server components, and unified SSR, SSG, and hybrid rendering
- Vue Router – Official client-side router with typed routes, nested layouts, and the stable Data Loading API
- Quasar – Vue 3 framework for building web, mobile, and desktop apps from a single codebase using Material Design components
- Nuxt UI v4 – Open-source Tailwind component library maintained by the Nuxt team, unified into a single free package in late 2025
State and Data
We replace legacy Vuex patterns with typed Pinia stores and Vue’s reactivity system matched to your application’s data flow.
- Pinia – Official Vue 3 state management with TypeScript support, devtools integration, and composable store design
- Vue Reactivity API – Fine-grained reactive primitives for shared state without a full store when Pinia is more than you need
- TanStack Query for Vue – Server state management with caching, background refetching, and optimistic updates for async data
- Vue Apollo – GraphQL client integration for Vue 3 with composable query and mutation hooks backed by Apollo Client
- Axios – HTTP client configured with interceptors, base URLs, and typed responses for REST API consumption in Vue apps
- Zod – TypeScript-first schema validation for API responses, form inputs, and runtime data contracts across your Vue application
Build Tooling
Curotec configures Vite 6 pipelines with TypeScript strict mode and optimized production output across Vue 3 and Nuxt 4 projects.
- Vite 6 – Native ESM build tool with Rust-based optimizations, instant HMR, and first-class Vue and Nuxt plugin support
- TypeScript – Strict typing across components, composables, Pinia stores, and Nuxt server routes for safer refactoring at scale
- ESLint + Prettier – Linting and formatting configured for Vue 3 syntax, Composition API conventions, and TypeScript rules
- PostCSS – CSS processing pipeline with Tailwind CSS, autoprefixer, and scoped style support built into the Vite config
- Vue DevTools – Browser extension and Vite plugin for inspecting component trees, Pinia state, and router navigation in development
- Rollup – Module bundler used under Vite for tree-shaking, code splitting, and optimized chunk output on production builds
Vue.js Testing Tools
Our developers test Vue components and composables with Vitest and Playwright matched to your rendering mode and CI pipeline.
- Vitest – Vite-native test runner for unit and integration testing of Vue 3 components, composables, and Pinia stores
- Vue Test Utils – Official mounting and interaction library for Vitest, supporting both Composition API and async component testing
- Playwright – End-to-end testing for Vue and Nuxt apps across browsers, including SSR pages and authenticated user flows
- Vue Testing Library – User-behavior-focused testing utilities that complement Vue Test Utils for accessibility-aware component tests
- MSW – Mock Service Worker intercepts API requests at the network level for consistent, backend-independent component testing
- GitHub Actions – CI pipeline configuration for running Vitest and Playwright on every pull request against your Vue or Nuxt repo
UI Components
We build interfaces with component libraries matched to your design system, from headless primitives to full Tailwind-based sets.
- Nuxt UI v4 – Free, open-source Tailwind component library with dark mode, theming, and full TypeScript support for Nuxt 4
- PrimeVue – Comprehensive Vue 3 component library with 90+ components, multiple themes, and accessible design out of the box
- Radix Vue – Unstyled, accessible component primitives for building custom design systems without fighting opinionated styles
- shadcn-vue – Copy-paste component library built on Radix Vue and Tailwind CSS, giving full ownership of component source code
- Headless UI – Fully accessible, unstyled UI components designed to integrate with any Tailwind-based Vue 3 design system
- Tailwind CSS – Utility-first CSS framework configured with Vite and PostCSS, used across both Vue component and Nuxt layouts
Deployment & Infrastructure
Curotec deploys Nuxt 4 applications to edge and cloud infrastructure with containerized builds and automated release pipelines.
- Nitro – Nuxt 4’s server engine with edge-first output for Cloudflare and Vercel deployments and sub-5ms cold starts
- AWS – Vue and Nuxt deployments on ECS, Lambda, and CloudFront with infrastructure defined in Terraform or CDK
- Cloudflare Pages – Edge deployment target for Nuxt 4 static and hybrid apps with global CDN distribution and Workers support
- Docker – Containerized builds for Nuxt 4 server applications with consistent environments across development and production
- GitHub Actions – Automated CI/CD pipelines for Vue and Nuxt projects covering build, test, and deployment to your target infrastructure
- Vercel – Zero-config Nuxt 4 deployment with edge functions, preview environments, and automatic Nitro output configuration
FAQs about our Vue.js and Nuxt services
How do you handle Vue 2 to Vue 3 migration?
Incrementally. We migrate components to the Composition API and <script setup> without a feature freeze, running Vue 2 and Vue 3 patterns side by side until the codebase is fully converted.
Should we use Nuxt or standalone Vue?
Nuxt 4 for anything that needs SSR, SEO, or full-stack routing. Standalone Vue 3 when you’re building a SPA behind authentication where server rendering adds complexity without benefit.
Should we switch from Vue to React?
Usually no. If your team knows Vue and your codebase is in Vue, migrating to React is a rewrite disguised as a framework swap. Modernizing to Vue 3 and Nuxt 4 is faster and lower risk.
Can you build the full VILT stack?
Yes. We build Vue 3 frontends that connect to Laravel backends via Inertia.js, handling both the frontend architecture and the Laravel integration so the two sides don’t drift apart.
Should we wait for Vapor Mode?
Not for production work. Vue 3.6 Vapor Mode is still in beta. We build on Vue 3.5 now and position codebases to adopt Vapor Mode incrementally once it stabilizes.
How do your engineers work with our team?
We work in your repo, follow your branching conventions, and pair with your engineers on architecture decisions. We don’t disappear and deliver — we stay in your process.
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