In Part 1 of this three-part series on aspect-oriented programming (AOP), I introduced AOP concepts and briefly gave AOP implementation examples. Continuing that trend in this article, I present a ...

Aspect Oriented Programming (AOP) is an approach that has emerged out of object-oriented programming. A look at what this concept means.

Conclusion Aspect Oriented Programming is a powerful paradigm that is complementary to object oriented programming. AOP is well versed for representing templates and cross-cutting concerns. I hope you ...

Aspect-oriented programming has the potential to help every developer write higher-quality code in less time. Here's how to declaratively apply custom methods implementing common functionality to your ...

AOP or Aspect Oriented Programming allows developers to “weave” code fragments through their object and methods without explicitly placing the code in the class’s source.

The Polyglot List (many different multi-language examples) Sadek Drobi, in an InfoQ article, discussed “ Paradigm based Polyglot Programming “.