Thursday June 05, 2003
Merrick Schincariol explains Aspect Oriented Programming (AOP) and attempts to dumb-it-down to my level. This is not an easy task, but he does it well. [Blogging Roller]
This is a great article - thanks Merrick. This is what I've always thought it was, but I was never quite sure. If all I need to do (to implement AOP) is add the aspect class to my classpath - this seems super simple. This doesn't make me want to refactor any existing projects to use AOP, but it does make me want to use it on my next project. Then again, appfuse and moblogger have a pretty small codebase at this point - maybe now is the time for refactoring? Posted in Java at Jun 05 2003, 02:08:25 PM MDT Add a Comment
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