Aspect-Oriented Programming and More Patterns in Micro-Services

Roland Roos ICT Architectures

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Using patterns like aspect-oriented programming in modern OO-languages in micro-services context

In modern OO languages and frameworks, a lot of patterns, e.g., aspect-orientation, facade, IOC, CQRS are used. This article describes some of these concepts and patterns, the possible solutions and gives an example implementation in Java and C#.

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Roland Roos ICT Architectures

Architect Roos ICT Architectures

Netherlands

Roland is an experienced, hands-on architect on modern (micro-)services orientation.
All modern OO-oriented platforms, C# DotNet, Java Spring Boot, Python and C++ have his interest. He is experienced in all those platforms.
Architectures, patterns, concepts and frameworks are more important than tooling and languages, after all. You should apply a tool, platform or language in a modern micro-service, because it fits best to the problem at hand. Not because you're most familiar with it Smile | :)

Aspect-Oriented Programming and More Patterns in Micro-Services

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