Chapter 4: Aspect-Oriented Programming
Aspect-Oriented Programming, commonly abbreviated as AOP, is a concept that will save you from copying and pasting the same lines of (boilerplate) code over and over again. Follow me in my reasoning:
- Transaction handling code is everywhere in the code.
- Because transaction handling code is everywhere, there is more code.
- Because there is more code, there are more bugs.
- You miss the deadline, because there are too many bugs.
- You need to work overtime at the office, because you missed the deadline.
- Your firstborn said her first words while you were at the office.
Even if you're not familiar with AOP, you know what I mean. Object-oriented languages like Java have concepts to micromanage modularization. You ...
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