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Powerful Utility
Library Tailored
for Developers

Necto simplifies development workflows with
essential tools, streamlining code compatibility and
accelerating development across all platforms.

Powering projects that matter.
From open-source to enterprise.

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SaaS Utility Suite

A growing collection of essential utilities

One versatile utility layer to seamlessly integrate servers, clients, and infrastructure. Simplify development across backends, frontends, and deployments with a single, configurable solution.

HAML is a concise markup language that simplifies HTML creation through indentation, enhancing readability and maintainability, often used in Ruby on Rails for clean, semantic templates.

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JSON Web Token is a proposed Internet standard for creating data with optional signature and/or optional encryption whose payload holds JSON that asserts some number of claims.

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A versatile OAuth 2.0 library integrating major enterprise identity providers, supporting diverse authentication flows and SSO for secure, scalable enterprise access management.

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A concise configuration language, created by Apple, for defining data structures and policies, tailored for cloud-native and Kubernetes use.

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Server Applications

Simplify server development across languages and database types.

Cloud & Microservices

Streamline microservices creation with language-agnostic tools.

Internet of Things

Enhance IoT device programming with cross-platform utilities.

Embedded Devices

Optimize embedded software development for various systems.

Endless Productivity

A Utility Toolkit That
Does More...

Necto goes beyond basic utility by offering intuitive plugins, add-ons, and language-specific implementations.

  • Go beyond the DOM with Magic Utilities

    Unlock powerful tools for Angular, React, Vue, and more for your projects.

  • gem install necto

    Built for every language and package manager

  • Open Source

    Completely open source from docs to code

  • Blazing-fast development toolkit

  • Markup Language Tools

    Integrated Markup
    Formatters & Parsers

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  • Up-to-date and detailed docs

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FAQ's

Answers to All Your Questions

Get answers to the most common questions and learn how to make the most of our powerful utility tools.
Necto is an open-source utility layer that provides enhanced parsing capabilities and extended standard library features across multiple programming languages. It aims to simplify common development tasks while maintaining consistency across different languages.
Necto currently supports Python, JavaScript, and Rust. We are actively working on expanding support for additional programming languages.
Necto offers various utilities including parsers for common formats (JSON, YAML, TOML), enhanced standard library functions, and cross-language consistent APIs. It's designed to make common development tasks easier and more efficient.
Necto provides consistent APIs across different languages, enhanced performance, and additional features not found in native implementations. It's particularly useful for projects that work with multiple programming languages.
Yes, Necto is designed for production use with comprehensive error handling, extensive testing, and follows semantic versioning for reliable updates.
Necto can be installed through package managers for each supported language (pip for Python, npm for JavaScript, cargo for Rust). Specific installation instructions are available in our documentation.
Yes, Necto is open-source and available under the BSD-3 style license, which allows both personal and commercial use.
To contribute to Necto, first enroll in our free Corinvo Developer program at corinvo.dev. This grants you access to our Developer Portal where you can sign the CLA and track contribution statuses. Once enrolled, you can submit code, improve documentation, report bugs, or suggest features through our GitHub repository.
Comprehensive documentation, including API references, examples, and guides, is available for each package within Necto and can be found on the website under the packages menu.
We maintain regular updates with new features, improvements, and bug fixes. All changes are documented in our changelog, and we follow semantic versioning.
You can get help through our GitHub issues, or Corinvo Developer discussions forum. We recommend creating issues through the Corinvo Developer Portal for a faster and easier issue tracking experience (no need for a paid account).
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