Thanks for these answers. I forgot about Robert Hooke, although I've
seen it already. I don't have a real use case yet. I'm researching
Domain Specific Languages composition/combining, so AOP could be
useful. I've checked some Clojure tracing code, I'll dig into Ring
more and Robert Hooke looks ver
On Feb 2, 2:09 pm, Nebojsa Stricevic
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Are there any general purpose libraries/frameworks with nice API/DSL
> for Aspect Oriented Programming for Clojure? Or is there someone
> working on it? Is it needed? Possible?
>
I agree with Shantanu and feel that Ring is a nice example of AO
I think what a Ring middleware[1] does might be very close what you
want to do with AOP. Clojure has a natural way to "decorate" an
existing body of code using higher order functions and macros.
[1] http://github.com/mmcgrana/ring
Could you share some use cases that you want to achieve with AOP?
Hi,
Are there any general purpose libraries/frameworks with nice API/DSL
for Aspect Oriented Programming for Clojure? Or is there someone
working on it? Is it needed? Possible?
Cheers,
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