Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Sun 18th Sep 2005 21:13 UTC
Most software is rigid in nature, making it difficult to reconfigure and modify without costly upgrades. Can software be made more plastic or malleable? Stephen Morris demonstrates how aspect-oriented programming provides an important tool in the race to achieve plastic software. If IBM's on-demand computing spreads across the industry, this requirement will become the rule rather than the exception. Will you be ready?
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As Fred Brooks said in "the mythical man month" to much abstraction is a bad thing.. AOP is to much abstraction over time..