Vue.js is a progressive JavaScript framework created by Evan You, designed for building user interfaces and single-page applications. Unlike monolithic frameworks, Vue.js is incrementally adoptable—you can use as much or as little as needed. Choose Vue.js when you need gentle learning curves for team adoption, excellent performance with small bundle sizes, outstanding documentation, and a framework that scales from simple widgets to complex enterprise applications without excessive boilerplate.

Both frameworks excel in building modern web applications with different philosophies. Vue.js offers an official ecosystem (Vue Router, Pinia, Vue CLI/Vite) with consistent conventions, gentler learning curve, and opinionated best practices—making it easier for teams to maintain consistency. React provides more flexibility but requires additional library decisions and configuration. Vue.js typically results in 20-30% less code for equivalent functionality. TTPL recommends Vue.js for projects prioritizing developer productivity, rapid onboarding, and long-term maintainability.

Timelines vary based on complexity, features, and integration requirements. A minimum viable product (MVP) with core functionality typically requires 8-12 weeks, while comprehensive enterprise applications may span 4-6 months. Key factors affecting timeline include UI/UX design complexity, third-party integrations, data migration requirements, testing depth, and team availability for feedback. We provide detailed estimates with milestone breakdowns during our discovery phase.

Vue.js development costs depend on application complexity, feature scope, custom UI/UX design requirements, third-party integrations (payment gateways, CRMs, ERPs), performance and security requirements, and ongoing maintenance needs. Enterprise applications with custom integrations, real-time features, and compliance requirements command higher investment than straightforward business applications. TTPL provides detailed cost breakdowns with transparent pricing and fixed-price options for defined scopes.

For new projects starting today, we strongly recommend Vue 3. Vue 3 offers significantly better performance (up to 55% faster rendering), smaller bundle sizes (up to 41% smaller), the powerful Composition API for better code organization and reuse, improved TypeScript support, and long-term framework support. Vue 2 reached end-of-life on December 31, 2023, and no longer receives updates. TTPL develops all new projects on Vue 3 with the Composition API.

Nuxt.js is a Vue.js meta-framework that provides server-side rendering (SSR), static site generation (SSG), and additional features out of the box. Use Nuxt.js when SEO is critical (e-commerce, content sites, marketing pages), when you need faster initial page loads for improved user experience, or when building applications that benefit from hybrid rendering strategies. Nuxt 3 integrates seamlessly with Vue 3 and provides an excellent developer experience.

Security is integrated throughout our development process. We implement secure authentication using OAuth 2.0/JWT tokens, input validation and sanitization to prevent XSS attacks, CSRF protection, Content Security Policy headers, secure API communication over HTTPS, and regular dependency vulnerability scanning. For sensitive applications, we conduct third-party security audits and penetration testing. Our enterprise solutions include role-based access control, audit logging, and compliance with industry standards (HIPAA, PCI-DSS, SOC 2).

Our post-launch support encompasses multiple service levels tailored to your needs. Standard support includes bug fixes, security patches, Vue.js and dependency updates, and performance monitoring. Enhanced support adds feature enhancements, priority response times (4-hour SLA), and dedicated resources. All engagements include regular health check reports, proactive improvement recommendations, and 24/7 monitoring for critical applications.

Absolutely. Our staff augmentation and consulting services are designed for collaborative engagement across time zones. TTPL developers integrate into your workflows, participate in your agile ceremonies, use your tools (Jira, GitHub, Slack), and follow your coding standards and conventions. We also provide architectural guidance, code reviews, pair programming sessions, and mentorship to elevate your team's Vue.js capabilities for long-term success.

Yes, we sign comprehensive non-disclosure agreements before discussing any project details. TTPL's engagement terms include full intellectual property assignment upon final payment—you own all code, designs, documentation, and assets we create. We implement strict access controls, secure development environments with VPN requirements, encrypted communications, and clear data handling procedures that meet enterprise security standards.