I mentioned my Head First AOP Presentation a while back and promised to provide more detail. In response, I’m sharing my slide deck in a quick series of posts. Here’s the last of a five part series.
In case you missed them, here are links to the complete series:
Head First AOP - Part 1
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I mentioned my Head First AOP Presentation a while back and promised to provide more detail. In response, I’m sharing my slide deck in a quick series of posts. Here’s the fourth of a five part series. If you missed it, check out Part 1 of the Head First AOP Series.
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I mentioned my Head First AOP Presentation a while back and promised to provide more detail. In response, I’m sharing my slide deck in a quick series of posts. Here’s the third of a five part series. If you missed it, check out Part 1 of the Head First AOP Series.
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I mentioned my Head First AOP Presentation a while back and promised to provide more detail. In response, I’m sharing my slide deck in a quick series of posts. Here’s the second of a five part series. If you missed it, check out Part 1 of the Head First AOP Series.
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I mentioned my Head First AOP Presentation a while back and promised to provide more detail. In response, I’m sharing my slide deck in a quick series of posts. Without further ado, the first of a five part series.
Check out Part 2 of the Head First OAP Series.
I’ve been spending lots of time getting my head around Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP). At its foundation, AOP separates crosscutting concerns (concerns which are not localizable and cannot be implemented successfully using pure imperative or object-oriented programming) into loosely coupled, modularized units called aspects and injects them into the otherwise one-dimensional base program. Without AOP, we [...]
I did a presentation on Aspect-Oriented Programming at our company Code Brew yesterday. I was really happy with how well the talk came together and I was delighted by all of the positive feedback.
No doubt, my slide deck generated the most praise. As you can see, I borrowed heavily from the popular O’Reilly Head [...]