I'm a freelance Vue.js developer with 20+ years of software development experience. I build maintainable Vue 3 and Nuxt applications, admin dashboards, and interactive front ends, including Laravel + Vue and Inertia.js projects, with clean components, solid state management, and dependable API integration.
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I’m a freelance Vue.js developer in Nepal with more than 20 years of experience in software development. When you work with me, you work directly with the developer handling your project, from the first conversation and planning through development and launch.
Vue.js is a progressive JavaScript framework for building modern, interactive user interfaces and single-page applications. I find it especially useful for applications with forms, tables, dashboards, and multi-step workflows. Vue keeps the code organized and the templates easy to understand, which makes the application easier to maintain and extend as it grows.
I primarily work with Vue 3, the Composition API, Single-File Components, and TypeScript. I also work extensively with Laravel, so I can handle the complete application when Vue is paired with a Laravel backend. This includes the backend, APIs, frontend, and the connection between them. For websites where search visibility is important, I use Nuxt to build fast and SEO-friendly applications. I can also help upgrade existing Vue 2 applications to Vue 3.
My Vue.js development work includes admin dashboards, client portals, SaaS applications, booking and management systems, and internal business tools. If your project is different, that’s fine too. Tell me what you’re planning to build, and I’ll give you an honest opinion on whether Vue.js is the right choice for your project.
Vue is at its best in business applications with a lot of forms and data. These are the projects I work on most.
Apps that load once and then switch screens instantly, without a full page reload every time someone clicks. I set up routing, state, and API calls so the app stays quick and easy to extend as you add features.
Software built around the way your business already works, instead of bending your process to fit an off-the-shelf tool.
Multi-user products with roles, subscriptions, settings, and everything around the core feature.
Tables, filters, charts, and reports for teams that manage a lot of data every day.
Secure areas where your customers see their orders, documents, invoices, and requests.
Appointments, schedules, inventory, and operations tools built around how your business works.
Multi-step forms, live validation, and complex input screens that stay easy to use.
Public websites and content sites rendered on the server, so search engines can read every page.
This is the first decision on most Vue projects, and it changes the cost and the long-term maintenance more than any other choice. Here is how I explain the options to clients.
One application. Laravel handles routes, login, and permissions, and Vue draws the screens.
Best for: business apps, dashboards, and portals.
Trade-off: the backend is tied to this one web front end.
A separate Vue front end that talks to Laravel through an API.
Best for: products where a mobile app or another client will use the same backend.
Trade-off: more moving parts, such as tokens, CORS, and two codebases to maintain.
Nuxt renders public pages on the server, and Laravel provides the content and the back office.
Best for: websites that must rank on Google and also need an admin system.
Trade-off: a bit more setup and hosting to look after.
Not sure which one fits? Describe your project and I will recommend one and explain why. See also my Laravel development service.
Vue 2 reached the end of its life on 31 December 2023. Your app keeps running, but it no longer gets fixes, and more libraries are dropping support for it every year.
An upgrade is not always urgent, and I will tell you honestly if yours is not. A small, stable internal tool that works fine and rarely changes can often stay where it is. It becomes worth doing when a key library stops supporting Vue 2, when new features get harder to build, or when finding developers who still work on Vue 2 gets difficult.
I do the upgrade in small, safe steps so the application keeps working the whole time and you never face a big-bang release.
Vue makes it easy to write code quickly and just as easy to write a mess. These habits keep a project tidy as it grows.
Five steps from the first message to a working product.
We talk through your idea, your users, and your deadline.
I choose the setup, list the screens, and send a clear quote.
I build screen by screen and show you working versions early.
I check the main flows on different devices and browsers.
I deploy the app and stay available for fixes and new features.
A small app or dashboard often takes a few weeks. Larger products are built in phases so you can use the first part early. I give a realistic timeline once I understand the scope.
I quote per project after we talk, and I suggest phases for bigger products. These are the factors that move the price the most.
Send me a short description and I will reply with an honest estimate.
You talk to the person who writes the code, so questions get straight answers and nothing gets lost along the way.
The backend and the front end are designed together, so they fit each other and you do not have to coordinate two people.
Inertia or a separate API, Nuxt or plain Vue, upgrade now or leave it alone. I tell you what I would do, and why.
Clean, readable code in a repository under your own account, so any developer can take over later.
It depends on the number of screens, the backend work, and any integrations. A small dashboard costs much less than a full SaaS product. After we talk I send a quote for a clear scope, and for bigger products I suggest building in phases.
Both are good choices. Vue is easy to read and fast to build with for form-heavy business apps, and it works very well with Laravel. React has a bigger ecosystem and more available developers. If your team or product already uses one, stay with it. Otherwise, tell me about your project and I will advise you. See my React development page too.
Yes, this is one of my most common project types. I build the Laravel backend, the Vue front end, and the connection between them, either with Inertia.js or through a separate API, depending on what suits your product.
Inertia.js connects a Laravel backend to Vue pages. Laravel keeps handling routes, login, and permissions, and Vue draws the screens, so you get a fast single-page feel without building a separate API. For most Laravel business apps it is the simplest option. If a mobile app will also use your backend, a separate API is usually better.
Yes. I start with an audit of your code and libraries, then upgrade in small steps so the app keeps working throughout. If your app is small, stable, and rarely changes, I will tell you if the upgrade can wait.
You need Nuxt or another server-rendering approach when your public pages must rank on Google, such as a company website, a blog, or product pages. For dashboards and tools behind a login, plain Vue is enough and simpler to run.
Yes. I begin by reading the code and finding what is slow, buggy, or hard to change, then give you a list of problems in order of importance. Often a few focused changes help a lot, and a full rewrite is not needed.
A small app or dashboard often takes a few weeks. Larger products take longer and are built in phases so you can start using the first part early. I give you a realistic timeline once I have seen the requirements.
Vue is not the only tool I work with. If your project needs something different, these may suit it better.
Tell me what you want to build, or which Vue project needs help. I will reply personally with honest advice and an estimate, and you will be talking to the developer who does the work.
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Technologies and tools I use to deliver reliable, high-quality web and mobile application for clients worldwide.
PHP
Laravel
CodeIgniter
WordPress
Node.js
NestJS
JavaScript
TypeScript
React
React Native
Next.js
Vue.js
Bootstrap
Tailwind CSS
MySQL
MongoDB
PostgreSQL
HTML
CSS
jQuery
GitHub
VS Code
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