[Myfaces Wiki] Update of "Programmatic" by MartinGrotzke

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  Most people who use JSF build static UIs. That is, they write JSPs or Facelets pages explicitly defining the UIs. Such a page typically consists of a number of tags which actually create the component tree. 
  
- In case of dynamic component creation you don't know your the structure of your page in advance and therefore you can't describe it in any static way. You simply can't design a JSP or Facelets XHTML or anything similar because you simply do not know, which components will make up your page, in which order, and what the structure will be.
+ In case of dynamic component creation you don't know the structure of your page in advance and therefore you can't describe it in any static way. You simply can't design a JSP or Facelets XHTML or anything similar because you simply do not know, which components will make up your page, in which order, and what the structure will be.
  
- The example of such scenario is any model-dirven UI. Imagine you'd like to implement a generic bean editor. You know how to edit string, number, date or whatever properties, but the structure of the generic bean is not known in advance. Therefor you will need to build your component subtree in the runtime.
+ The example of such scenario is any model-driven UI. Imagine you'd like to implement a generic bean editor. You know how to edit string, number, date or whatever properties, but the structure of the generic bean is not known in advance. Therefor you will need to build your component subtree in the runtime.
  
  Building component structures in the runtime has quite a lot of peculiarities. We'll try to gather the information on this topic in this page.
  It's community driven, so if you have an idea, a recipe or and advise, please feel free to append.