Objects allow the grouping of related information into one unit. An object is created using curly braces.
let animal = {
name: ‘Huey’,
age: 2,
animalType: ‘duck
}Notice how there is information inside the curly braces. These are in the form of name/value pairs. They are called properties. Properties can hold any type of data.
To access these properties, we can use dot-object notation…
console.log( animal.name ); // Outputs “Huey”Happy Coding!
Clay Hess
The Credential Management API lets your site securely store and retrieve user credentials through the browser’s built‑in manager—no brittle autofill hacks required. In our demo, a successful login stores a PasswordCredential, and a single click later retrieves and auto-fills it for returning users. It’s a progressive enhancement: your form still works everywhere, but supported browsers deliver a faster, lower-friction sign-in. Pair it with proper autocomplete attributes today, and plan for WebAuthn/passkeys to level up tomorrow.
The Cookie Store API modernizes web cookies with async methods, typed objects, and change events—simplifying auth, prefs, and multi-tab sync.
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