March iJUG - Aspect Oriented Programming

We are kicking off 2009 with a talk on Aspect Orented Programming on Monday March 2nd 6-8pm.

NOTE: Change of venue!

We will be meeting at our traditional home, Computer Science Tea Room 3.224. Pizza will be served from 6-6.30pm. It would be very helpful if you could RSVP to Andrew Zahra by Monday February 23rd so we can get the catering right.

Our speaker will be Anthony Marcar from ITree. There will also be a short talk by Andrew Zahra on Java development for the iPhone.

We will be giving away Better Faster Lighter Java amongst other freebies on the night.

Read on for more details.

Aspect Oriented Programming with AspectJ
Aspect-oriented programming (AOP) is a programming paradigm that increases modularity by allowing the separation of cross-cutting concerns. Cross-cutting concerns are such things as logging and database transaction management which usually end up scattered through your code base.

AspectJ enables use of AOP with Java and has facilities to integrate with Java IDEs and command line build environments.

This talk will provide an overview of AOP and in particular how to use AspectJ.

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