In this blog I will show you how to create an extendable content object in 4 Steps using the Content Management Platform. Once my object is created, it is available via API endpoint. The following 4 steps are an easy way to create new extendable objects for your web-connected application, so I would encourage you to for and begin the demo. If you’re just starting out with Cosmic JS, I’d recommend reviewing the and Pages. I’ll be using the as I walk through the 4 steps. Cosmic JS Sign Up Cosmic JS Getting Started Documentation Cosmic JS CMS Web Application Once you’ve signed up, you will be prompted to Create a New Bucket, which you can think of as your project: your new website, your new iOS application or your new Android application. I created my bucket and created an Object Type called “Page”. Below you can see how I created a page of content that can be delivered via API to any web-connected device. 1.1 Adding an Object — Object Title 1.2 Adding an Object — Auto-Generated Slug 2. Adding an Object’s Content 3. Adding Metafields To Your Object 4. Saving Object Draft | Publishing Object is an that makes it easy to manage applications and content. If you have questions about the Cosmic JS API, please reach out to the founders on or . Cosmic JS API-first cloud-based content management platform Twitter Slack Read More Build a Static Website in 4 Steps How to Build an API-Powered, Static Website Version Iteration — Portable JSON Buckets Developer Spotlight: Jon Bloomer Sharing Resources With a Content Management API How to Build a Cross-Platform Blog Using React Native and Node.js How to Create an Intuitive Website Navigation Menu

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