Head First AOP

Jan 12, 2009   //   by Ben Griswold   //   Blog  //  No Comments

I did a presentation on Aspect-Oriented Programming at our company CodeBrew yesterday. I was really happy with how well the talk came together and I was delighted by all of the positive feedback.

My slide deck generated a lot of buzz. As you can see, I borrowed heavily from the popular O’Reilly Head First book series. It took me way too long to put the presentation together but it was definitely worth it. And it was fun — fun for me and the rest of the group.

I mentioned my recent interest in AOP in last month’s professional retrospective. It’s interesting stuff and since I’ve done much of the legwork already I’m thinking about putting together a short blog series which explains the basics. All in favor?

Update 4/28/2009: I’ve posted my slide deck. Check out Part 1 of the Head First AOP Series.

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