Update what_why.rst
Fix a minor typo: `it's` -> `its`
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-In the JavaScript world, components are gathered from everywhere on the web during a page load, and small fragments of code may be anywhere in a web page. Transcrypt takes a different approach. The concept of a static webpage is secundary and may even be absent. Typically there's one and only one Transcrypt application attachted to a certain URL or page. This application has it's own namespace and may feature many entrypoints or callbacks attached to DOM components. Although traditional web pages can be made without restrictions using Transcrypt, the focus is on complex stateful web applications rather than on static pages interspersed with code fragments. Typically such a web application will rely on the server to store and retrieve data and program state. Although at some point 'pythonic' libraries may come into existence to facilitate this, direct use of JavaScript AJAX or e.g. of a JQuery AJAX wrapper, will do the job fine.
+In the JavaScript world, components are gathered from everywhere on the web during a page load, and small fragments of code may be anywhere in a web page. Transcrypt takes a different approach. The concept of a static webpage is secundary and may even be absent. Typically there's one and only one Transcrypt application attachted to a certain URL or page. This application has its own namespace and may feature many entrypoints or callbacks attached to DOM components. Although traditional web pages can be made without restrictions using Transcrypt, the focus is on complex stateful web applications rather than on static pages interspersed with code fragments. Typically such a web application will rely on the server to store and retrieve data and program state. Although at some point 'pythonic' libraries may come into existence to facilitate this, direct use of JavaScript AJAX or e.g. of a JQuery AJAX wrapper, will do the job fine.
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