Vue.js development — frontends, SPAs and web applications

We work both on hourly and fixed-price basis depending on what fits the project best. Our prices are described on our prices page. Smaller frontends and widgets are a manageable investment, while complete Single Page Applications with backend integration are larger projects. We always provide an estimate based on a concrete brief before we start.

All three are modern frontend frameworks, but they cater to slightly different needs. React has the largest community and the broadest ecosystem, but requires more architectural decisions up front. Angular is the most complete out of the box, but also the heaviest to learn and use for smaller projects. Vue.js hits a sweet spot between the two — faster to get started with than React, easier to maintain than Angular, and with excellent documentation. We have chosen Vue.js as our primary frontend framework because it matches the kind of projects we typically deliver: business-critical web applications where development speed and long-term maintenance are equally important.

Usually Laravel. We have written the book Build an API with Laravel and have 10+ years of experience with the combination. We have also built Vue.js applications on serverless architectures (like our GN Resound projection solution), and pair Vue.js with Statamic on content-heavy sites. You get one supplier covering the entire stack.

Yes, that is part of what we do. We typically start with a code review where we go through the codebase, build tooling, packages and documentation. Then we give an honest assessment of what can be developed further as-is, what should be refactored, and what may need to be rebuilt. You only pay for the review itself — there is no obligation to continue with us afterwards.

A Single Page Application is a web application that behaves like a desktop app: one page that dynamically swaps content without full page reloads. That gives a faster and more fluid user experience, but requires more development up front. SPAs are best suited for applications where the user spends a lot of time and navigates between many screens — like dashboards, e-learning platforms, webshops with complex logic, or internal tools. For classic company websites and content-heavy sites, a server-rendered solution like Statamic or WordPress is often a better fit.

Yes. Vue.js is an excellent framework for building Progressive Web Apps that can be installed on the user's phone or computer, work offline, and behave like native apps — without the cost and approval processes that come with the App Store and Google Play. PWAs are particularly strong for internal tools, B2B applications and services where you want an app experience without investing in native iOS/Android development.

Yes. We offer service agreements where we handle hosting, updates to Vue.js and the entire JavaScript ecosystem, security patches and monitoring. That means you always have a team that knows the code, in case something goes down or you want to build further.

Yes. We are based in Odense, but work with clients across the country — from Copenhagen to Aalborg. Most of the work happens online via calls, Slack or email, and we meet in person when the project calls for it.