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Vlas B.

Kyiv, Ukraine

$90/hr
5.0
303 jobs
Your time is valuable, and chrome extensions are amazing at saving time. I have developed hundreds of chrome extensions that were used by hundreds of thousands of people. Check out vlasb.com for video testimonials and links to examples of chrome extensions I created. Do you have a business with employees who waste time on repetitive tasks? - I can create a custom chrome extension for internal use that your team will love. Do you have an idea for a chrome extension that will solve a specific problem for a specific audience? - I can help you create a robust MVP with Stripe integration that will help you understand if there is real interest in your idea and if it can turn into a real business. Do you have a SaaS with existing customers who need chrome extension features, and your team has no experience with browser plugins? - I can help you set up a build and test system that incorporates all the best chrome extension practices or guide and teach your front end development team towards the right path. Do you have an existing chrome extension, but your current developer does not have a lot of experience the field of browser plugins? - I can help you right the ship with some expert advise and best practices that I've learned from ten years of experience in plugin development and hundreds of published web extensions.
  • Vue.js
  • CSS
  • Google Chrome Extension
  • jQuery
  • JavaScript
  • HTML5
  • CSS 3
  • Browser Extension
  • API
  • Firefox Plugin Development
  • Automation
Vladyslav H.

Kyiv, Ukraine

$40/hr
5.0
81 jobs
6+ Years experience in developing as Fullstack - Proficient in PHP, JQuery, CSS, HTML, - Skilled in Vue.js, React, Angular, Javascript - Experienced with popular platforms like WordPress, Magento, Opencart, Shopify, Prestashop - Specialized in Laravel, Yii2, Phalcon, and more If you're seeking a dynamic and knowledgeable web developer, rest assured that my extensive skill set allows me to adapt to any project. Whether you're envisioning a sleek business website, a robust e-commerce platform, or a cutting-edge web application. Let's collaborate and bring your digital aspirations to life! I look forward to the opportunity of working with you and creating something extraordinary.
  • Vue.js
  • JavaScript
  • WordPress
  • Back-End Development
  • Yii2
  • Laravel
  • Angular
  • RESTful API
  • Git
  • Phalcon
  • Front-End Development
  • React
  • API Development
Boris Z.

Skopje, North Macedonia

$45/hr
5.0
68 jobs
Hi there! I'm an accomplished Web Developer with a strong grasp of diverse programming concepts, and I'm eager to elevate your projects to new heights. 🚀Proficient in Vue.JS, Nuxt.js, HTML, PHP, Laravel, (S)CSS, Bootstrap, Javascript, SQL 🎨A skilled front-end developer with a flair for creativity. My keen eye for design and user experience enables me to create visually appealing websites that leave a lasting impression. 🎓 Bachelor's degree in Software Engineering from the esteemed Faculty of Computer Science and Engineering in Skopje. Dedicated, sincere, and passionately committed to delivering exceptional outcomes for your projects. Thank you for viewing my profile!
  • Vue.js
  • jQuery
  • Bootstrap
  • CSS
  • PHP
  • JavaScript
  • Nuxt.js
  • Node.js
  • MySQL
  • SQL
  • NodeJS Framework
  • HTML5
  • SCSS
  • phpMyAdmin
Dmytro K.

Schaumburg, United States

$50/hr
5.0
49 jobs
Highly analytical and technical-minded professional with over seven years of progressive experience in full stack web development and database management. Proven track record of excellence in managing full life cycle of web development processes by leveraging agile/scrum methodologies, which contained requirements engineering, design, coding, testing, debugging, and maintenance. Adept at collaborating with cross- functional teams and stakeholders during project execution to ensure attainment of collective goals and vision. Articulate and refined communicator; proficient in forging and nurturing professional relationships with all stakeholders by using interpersonal communication, time management, and problem-solving skills.
  • Vue.js
  • Nuxt.js
  • webpack
  • AngularJS
  • JavaScript
  • PHP
  • CodeIgniter
  • Angular 6
Ankit P.

Ahmedabad, India

$40/hr
5.0
44 jobs
Hey there! We are a TOP RATED PLUS team of dedicated and hardworking professionals with over 7 years of experience in Web and Mobile App Development. Our motto is to provide high-quality work, deliver on time and Client Satisfaction is prior to us. When you decide to work with us, rest assured that we will deliver your project on time and within the budget – creating and utilizing the most efficient solutions and technology. We look forward to participating in ambitious, long-term projects with clients from all over the world. Our aim is to contribute first-class solutions to your projects and gain recognition as a professional company you can truly rely on.
  • Vue.js
  • PHP
  • Node.js
  • MongoDB
  • Flutter
  • Mobile App Development
  • Laravel
  • TypeScript
  • React Native
  • Firebase
  • Hybrid App Development
  • API Integration
  • Dart
  • FlutterFlow
  • React
Yurii S.

Zaporozhye, Ukraine

$50/hr
5.0
38 jobs
15+ years of experience in programming in the field of business process automation and SaaS development. Higher education in the field of IT. Frontend Development: - Advanced skills in Vue 3/Composition API (InertiaJS, Pinia, Vue Router, Vuex/Event Bus), NuxtJS - Proficiency with modern tools: Vite, TypeScript, ESLint, Tailwind, SASS, PWA development - Advanced skills with UI component libs: ElementPlus, PrimeVue, HeadlessUI, etc... Backend Development: - Advanced skills in Laravel - Expirience with Node.js, NestJS, TypeORM, GraphQL, Elasticsearch, SQL - Extensive experience with API integrations: Amazon SP API, OpenAI API, Stripe, PayPal, Mailchimp, etc... System Architecture & Optimization: - Expirience in developing large apps - Expirience in microservices architecture (Docker, Kubernetes, etc...) - Skills in app performance optimization and horizontal scaling Additional Expertise: - Experience with real-time apps (WebSockets), geospatial data (PostGIS, Leaflet.js) - Knowledge of CI/CD pipelines and modern web security standards - Experience integrating with 3rd service: MS Azure Provisioning (integration with MS Active Directory), Weglot, AppSumo, Slack, GoPhish, Sentry, UptimeRobot, Hubspot, Zendesk, Segment, Mailchimp, Encharge, etc..
  • Vue.js
  • Git
  • JavaScript
  • Laravel
  • API Integration
  • SQL
  • TypeScript
  • Database Architecture
  • RESTful API
  • Software Architecture & Design
  • Vuex
  • Stripe
  • PayPal

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How to Hire Top Vue.JS Developers

How to hire Vue.js developers

A Vue.js developer can help you create reusable, easy-to-test UI components such as sliders, call-to-action buttons, and sidebars. 

So how do you hire Vue.js developers? What follows are some tips for finding top Vue.js consultants on Upwork.

How to shortlist Vue.js professionals

As you’re browsing available Vue.js consultants, it can be helpful to develop a shortlist of the professionals you may want to interview. You can screen profiles on criteria such as:

  • Technology fit. You want a Vue.js developer who understands the technologies behind your website, especially if you need help with your entire technology stack. 
  • Project experience. Screen candidate profiles for specific skills and experience (e.g., implementing server-side rendering for a Vue.js front end with a Laravel back end).
  • Feedback. Check reviews from past clients for glowing testimonials or red flags that can tell you what it’s like to work with a particular Vue.js developer.

How to write an effective Vue.js job post

With a clear picture of your idea Vue.js developer in mind, it’s time to write that job post. Although you don’t need a full job description as you would when hiring an employee, aim to provide enough detail for a contractor to know if they’re the right fit for the project.

Job post title

Create a simple title that describes exactly what you’re looking for. The idea is to target the keywords that your ideal candidate is likely to type into a job search bar to find your project. Here are some sample Vue.js job post titles:

  • Need a Vue.js developer experienced with Laravel/PHP back end
  • Vue.js developer needed for a Chrome extension
  • Seeking front-end developer for a Vue.js-powered website

Vue.js project description

An effective Vue.js job post should include: 

  • Scope of work: From websites to mobile apps, list all the deliverables you’ll need. 
  • Project length: Your job post should indicate whether this is a smaller or larger project. 
  • Background: If you prefer experience with certain web technologies or developer tools, mention this here. 
  • Budget: Set a budget and note your preference for hourly rates vs. fixed-price contracts.

Vue.js developer responsibilities

Here are some examples of Vue.js job responsibilities:

  • Turn technical requirements and UI/UX designs into front-end code
  • Build and maintain a library of modular and reusable UI components
  • Identify and fix software bugs
  • Handle testing, deployment, and maintenance of front-end features

Vue.js requirements and qualifications

Be sure to include any requirements and qualifications you’re looking for in a Vue.js developer. Here are some examples:

  • Proficiency in Vue.js
  • UI/UX design concepts
  • Web fundamentals (e.g., HTML, CSS, JavaScript)
  • Vue Native for mobile app development
  • Experience with your desired Vue.js libraries (e.g., Nuxt, Vuex, Vuetify)

Vue.js Developers FAQ

What is Vue.js?

Vue.js is a progressive JavaScript framework for building user interfaces (UIs). It emphasizes a modular approach to building front-end features of a website. 

Many front-end JavaScript frameworks provide you with all the bells and whistles right out of the box, letting developers pick and choose the modules they need. But with all of that functionality at your fingertips comes a lot of code overhead—something that can potentially slow performance. 

To answer the needs of developers who don’t need quite as much under the hood but would prefer to pick and choose the modules they need, Vue.js offers a buildable framework—layered components that let you add as much as you need, where you need. With that comes a great deal of flexibility and performance that’s right on par with mature, road-tested frameworks such as React, Riot, and Polymer.

How much does it cost to hire a Vue.js developer?

The first step to determining the cost to hire a Vue.js developer will be to define your needs. Rates can vary due to many factors, including expertise and experience, location, and market conditions.

Cost factor #1: project scope

The first variable to consider when determining scope is the nature of the work that needs to be completed. Not all Vue.js projects are created equally. Creating a simple UI component plugin for WordPress will typically take less time than building a full-featured web application from scratch.

Tip: The more accurately your job description describes the scope of your project, the easier it will be for talent to give you accurate cost estimates and proposals.

Cost factor #2: Vue.js developer experience

Choosing the right level of expertise for the job is closely tied to how well you determined the scope of your project. You wouldn’t need an advanced Vue.js developer to create a custom slider for your landing page. On the other hand, creating an app for Android and iOS with Vue Native will require mobile app development expertise. 

Beyond experience level, you need to consider the type of experience the talent possesses. The following table breaks down the rates of the typical types of Vue.js developer you can find on Upwork.

Rates charged by Vue.js developers on Upwork

Level of Experience

Description

Hourly Rate

Beginner

Web fundamentals CSS, HTML, and JavaScript. Proficiency in Vue.js and front-end web development.

$30-50+

Intermediate

Beyond Vue.js, experience with additional JavaScript frameworks (e.g., React, Angular). Experience using Vue.js with back-end frameworks (e.g., Laravel) or ecommerce platforms (e.g., Magento).

$50-70+

Expert

Full-stack developers with experience across the technology stack. Experience managing a team and carrying a software product through the software development lifecycle.

$70-90+

Cost factor #3: location

Location is another variable that can impact a Vue.js developer’s cost. It’s no secret that you can leverage differences in purchasing power between countries to gain savings on talent. But it’s also important to factor in hidden costs such as language barriers, time zones, and the logistics of managing a remote team. The real advantage to sourcing talent remotely on Upwork is the ability to scan a global talent pool for the best possible person for the job. Location is no longer an obstacle. 

Cost factor #4: independent contractor vs. agency

The final variable regarding talent cost is hiring an independent contractor vs. an agency. An agency is often a “one size fits all” model, so you’ll often have access to a designer, a project manager, an engineer, and more. When hiring individuals you have total autonomy regarding who is responsible for which part of the project, but you’ll need to source each of those skills separately.

The trade-off between hiring individuals vs. hiring an agency is the level of administrative overhead you incur personally in coordinating tasks among all members of the team. Project scope and personal preference will determine which style is a better fit for your needs.

Common Vue.js Developer Mistakes

Ignoring reactive design principles: Ever wonder why we want our apps to be reactive? Developers are naturally aware of the technical answer to that question: to reap the benefits of asynchronous data flows. But what about the concerns of the end user? Will your reactive app still feel snappy and responsive under low latency conditions? If you’ve ever struggled to keep up with text as it jumps around sporadically until the rest of the application loads completely, you’ll know what I’m talking about.

That’s why it’s important to preserve the spirit of a modern reactive application through reactive design techniques. Simple techniques such as providing predefined sizes on elements or creating skeleton screens to front-load most of a webpage can help your websites look and feel reactive even under slow internet connections. 

Forgetting that HTML is case-insensitive: While it’s true that Vue.js templates are valid, parsable HTML markup, it’s important to remember that HTML is case-insensitive when matching attribute and tag names. That means that camelCase attributes such as :myProp=”ABC” will be matched as :myprop=”ABC” in HTML templates. A good rule of thumb to avoid mismatches like these is to use kebab-case (hyphen-delimited) in templates. You can still use camelCase in your JavaScript files as that’s the common convention for JavaScript development. In our earlier example, :myProp becomes :my-prop in templates.

Declaring data as a plain object when it should be a function: If you need only a single instance of a piece of data, as is often the case in web tutorials, declaring data directly as a plain object is fine. 

//data as a plain object

data: {

count: 0

}

But in real-world applications, you can generally expect many instances to be created using the same definition. You wouldn’t want the same data object being shared by reference across all instances created in your application. The whole purpose of using Vue is the ability to create reusable components. That’s why it’s important to remember that a component’s data option must be a function to ensure that each instance can maintain an independent copy of the returned data object:

//data as a function

data: function () {

return {

count: 0

}

}

Vue.js Tips and Best Practices

Leverage the Vue.js developer community

Vue.js was created with the idea that you should be able to build a web application out of reusable view components. This reusable component ecosystem is probably one of Vue.js’s biggest selling points, with plenty of open-source tools and UI components you can use within your applications. A passionate thriving community of developers is also available to help you learn more about the framework and answer your questions. 

Follow naming conventions

Naming conventions exist for a reason. If you are working with other developers, are developing a large app, or intend to open-source your code, using descriptive human-readable names for all your classes, objects, variables, and other elements is a must. When naming components, be sure to use multiword names to avoid conflicts with existing and future HTML elements. Since all HTML elements follow a single-word naming convention, this is the best way to ensure your components won’t conflict with an ever-evolving standard. 

Try server-side rendering

Vue.js supports server-side rendering (SSR), where components are first rendered into HTML strings on the server, sent to the browser, then fully loaded with interactive JavaScript. This approach comes with a number of advantages, including: 

  • Improved SEO indexing. Search engine crawlers will see a fully rendered page and won’t potentially miss content while waiting for AJAX to load.
  • Faster time-to-content. The user will see the server-rendered HTML page first while the JavaScript loads in the background on slow devices and internet connections.

Note that SSR does require a more involved build setup and deployment requirements, and it can be overkill for simple apps. But if speedy time-to-content is a must or your app is large enough to justify the additional work on the back end, SSR can help with SEO and user experience alike. 

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