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From: Vic Riparell <riparello@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 26 Aug 2014 08:49:07 +0200
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Hi guys,
I've been using AspectJ / AOP mildly in the past few years, mostly for logging, error handling, some QoS aspect, etc. Recently I've found this project / booklet:

http://www.aspectroid.com

the author is using AOP to deal with "application concerns". It made me re-think about my usage of AOP, which I haven't considered to its full potential (to quote the author) "as a full-fledged design vehicle".

In Episode 1, full source code for an android app is discussed, with lot of design insights. I've really enjoyed reading it and thought it was worth sharing with the AspectJ community, as it's completely free (booklet licensed as creative commons, code gplv3)

Victor

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