Aspect-oriented programming in Ruby

Aspect-oriented programming is a solution to the problem of some features affecting virtually all business requirements, and expresses that problem in a compact and DRY way.

In this practical talk, Camille will:

• introduce the basic concepts of AOP, and how it is still relevant even in a non-statically typed language like Ruby
• show you how to easily and quickly leverage some AOP principles in your Rails application
• play with some AOP-friendly constructs in Ruby 2, in particular TracePoint
• walk you through two existing Ruby frameworks to practice Aspect-Oriented Programming

She will even attempt to prove that not all things coming from the Java world are necessarily bad.

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