Ok. I'll stop it now. I'm done with stego here. I lost count, but I know that there exist a minimum of 300 instances. Parity:
- optionsScalper: 0x0001
- real name: 0x041e
By the way, if you liked my article on fingerprints and biometrics (and Andy's), here's an article on more fingerprinting with a nice steganography challenge.
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I, like many developers, read considerable amounts of material in practical engineering and computer science topics. Over the recent years, there are a number of topics that seem to elevate the quality of the software product and the nature of the engineering. AOP seems to be one of those topics that improve the quality of software.
For a definition of AOP, visit this: Aspect Oriented Programming. I'll not provide much discussion on this topic in favor of the links on this post.
The Agile Developer has just released his Encase AOP Framework and discusses it here. This is a framework for those who wish to practice AOP without many of the corresponding headaches associated with runtime configuration. The source is freely available for download and is written for .Net in C#.
I mentioned here that I was helping a friend by reviewing his article on AOP. Gee, guess who? I'm looking forward to his article, but I'd recommend that you email him if you are looking for materials on AOP as he has a great deal of depth on this topic (NOTE to The Agile One: Consider posting more on AOP).
I'll be using Encase over the next few weeks in a number of areas and will provide my thoughts either here in my writings or as comments on his blog.
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