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Thursday, February 28, 2008 from 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM (ET)
| Topic: | Introduction to Aspect Oriented Programming (AOP) |
| Write less code and create more maintainable applications by leveraging AOP to handle logging, caching, validation, security, and other cross-cutting concerns. In this presentation we will explore AOP functionality built into numerous tools and frameworks such as Castle Windsor, SpringFramework.NET, Enterprise Library's Policy Injection Application Block, and PostSharp so you can better understand its benefits and how to use it in your own applications. | |
| Speaker: | David Hayden is an independent consultant in Sarasota, Florida specializing in ASP.NET web applications using Microsoft’s patterns and practices. He is also a Microsoft MVP in C# and very active in the Enterprise Library and Software Factory communities. He runs two active blogs at CodeBetter.com and DavidHayden.com. |
| Design Pattern Overview: | David will also cover the Factory pattern since it's an important part of Aspect Oriented Programming. |
Please be aware that the outside doors lock and the elevators need a security key after 7:00 PM.
The Tampa Bay chapter of the International Association of Software Architects (IASA) is dedicated to building a community of professionals interested in topics related to software architecture, and welcomes anyone who is actively working as a software architect or has an interest in becoming one.
We hope to provide a mechanism for software architects to network with each other, provide a technical outlet and information source to help keep up with the latest trends and technologies, and also help foster new speakers. We are mostly Microsoft focused, but we try to keep the topics as product-agnostic as possible and always keep the focus on architecture related topics.
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