Part 1. Getting started with AOP
Aspect-oriented programming sounds complicated, but it really isn’t. It helps you spend less time copying and pasting the same boilerplate code, reducing repetition, and gives you more time to add value to your project.
Chapter 1 introduces you to AOP, its history and what problems it was created to solve. You’ll write a “Hello, World” aspect using PostSharp as your first project.
Chapter 2 is a crash course in using AOP. You’ll code the business logic for Acme Car Rental Company, add cross-cutting concerns without AOP, and then explore refactoring it to use AOP.
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