Senior full-stack JavaScript developer building modern web applications with Vue, Nuxt, Node.js, and TypeScript.
JavaScript runs everything I build these days. From Vue frontends to Nuxt full-stack applications to Node.js services — the language and its ecosystem have matured into a production-ready foundation for serious applications.
I've been writing JavaScript since the jQuery era, through the framework wars, into the modern age of ES modules and TypeScript. That history means I understand not just how to use modern JavaScript, but why it evolved the way it did.
Modern JavaScript development across the stack.
Interactive user interfaces with Vue.js. Single-page applications, progressive web apps, complex data-driven interfaces.
Complete applications with Nuxt — server-side rendering, API routes, database integration. One codebase, full capability.
Node.js APIs and services. Express, Fastify, or Nuxt server routes depending on requirements.
Modern JavaScript frontends for headless CMS platforms. Decoupled architecture with clean API integration.
Installable, offline-capable applications. Native-like experiences delivered through web technology.
Adding type safety to existing JavaScript projects. Incremental adoption strategies that don't break existing code.
JavaScript has evolved dramatically. ES modules replaced the chaos of script loading. TypeScript added the type safety that large projects need. Build tools matured from Webpack complexity to Vite simplicity. Runtime environments expanded from browsers to servers to edge computing.
I work across this modern stack. Vue.js for frontend interfaces. Nuxt for full-stack applications. Node.js when server-side JavaScript makes sense. TypeScript when type safety justifies the overhead. The specific tools depend on your requirements — not on framework allegiance.
TypeScript has changed how I approach JavaScript projects. For anything beyond simple scripts, the investment in type definitions pays back in fewer bugs, better tooling, and code that's easier to maintain over time.
I use TypeScript extensively — this site's CMS is fully typed. But TypeScript isn't always the right choice. For small projects or rapid prototyping, plain JavaScript can be more appropriate. I'll help you assess what fits your specific situation.
I build production systems with JavaScript daily. The CMS powering this site is a full-stack Nuxt application with TypeScript throughout. Client projects range from marketing sites to complex web applications.
This hands-on experience means I understand the practical realities — not just what the documentation says, but what actually works when you're building real applications for real users.
Modern development with experienced guidance.
You work with me directly. The person planning your architecture is the person writing your code.
Solutions built for real requirements. Performance, maintainability, and business value over framework showcases.
Clear guidance on what technologies fit your needs. No pushing tools or frameworks for their own sake.
My reputation is attached to every project. Clean code, proper documentation, solutions that last.
A focused call to discuss your project requirements. I'll give you an honest assessment of what approach makes sense for what you're trying to build. No strings attached.