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Comparing of the use of design pattern decorator and aspect-oriented programming in .NET to modularize crosscutting concerns [Comparación de uso del patrón de diseño decorator y la programación orientada a aspectos en .NET para modularizar incumbencias cruzadas]
Looking for modular .NET software solutions, this article describes and illustrates how to produce modular .NET solutions through the use of the object-oriented software design pattern Decorator and the aspectoriented programming (AOP) tool PostSharp for the crosscutting concerns modularization of a
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