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Aspect-Oriented Programming Article On JavaWorld

Posted by timothy on from the another-tla dept.

Some Guy writes: "Javaworld has another article (the second in a series of three) on Aspect-Oriented Programming. Grady Booch wrote last year that AOP is one of three signs of a disruptive software technology in the horizon: a technology that could take us to the next level beyond object-oriented programming."

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  1. I've got a great idea by PD · · Score: 2, Troll

    Let's break down parts of our problems in a functional way. Then, let's group our functions together into modules, so that functions in a module are related.

    Then, let's call it AOP and hope the old Modula-2 programmers don't notice.

    Can someone explain exactly what is new about AOP?

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    If tits were wings it'd be flying around.
  2. sigh. by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Troll

    Jeez. Another flawed programming methodology.

    Can't these people just learn Common Lisp?