Point/Counterpoint

Authors:
Adrian Colyer;Rob Harrop;Rod Johnson;Alexandre Vasseur;Danio Beuche;Cedric Beust
Affiliations:
Interface 21;Interface 21;Interface 21;BEA Systems;pure-systems;Google
Venue:
IEEE Software
Year:
2006

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Abstract

POINT: AOP Will See Widespread Adoption Adrian Colyer, Rob Harrop, Rod Johnson, and Alexandre Vasseur AOP offers both the short--and long-term return on investment needed to ensure its widespread adoption.COUNTERPOINT: AOP Has Yet to Prove Its Value Danio Beuche and Cédric Beust Where is the proof that nonhierarchical modularization into aspects makes systems development cheaper or better?