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I believe a cursory look at the majority of websites on the internet would provide ample evidence to the contrary.

I certainly find web design very difficult, whilst programming is something I am comfortable with. This may be more down to experience than anything else though.

I think the article may be referring to the directory structure in iCloud, which allows only one level of nesting similar to the folders feature on iOS and in Launchpad. John Siracusa's review describes it[1]:

"Only one level of nesting is allowed, and the "folders" are of the iOS variety, complete with tiny icon previews and inline expansion of their contents."

[1] http://arstechnica.com/apple/2012/07/os-x-10-8/12/

You're right, my mistake. It's a delivery report rather than a 'message read' report. However I find that often it amounts to the same thing these days.

This feature is also available for SMS (at least with certain carriers in the UK). Putting * 0# at the start of any text message will cause the carrier to text you when the message is read. The * 0# is hidden from the other person.

It would great to see this expanded to cover more aspects of JS. It seems like it would be a good set of companion exercises to a tutorial.