Another week, another weekly concerns.

• Reza Ahmadi uses PostSharp to create a timing aspect.
• Part 1 of a series on AOP in Java with Spring.
• AspectJ with Scala from Jonas Boner.
• Some ramblings about using AOP in gaming.

Sorry for another slow week of posts--I've been busy on a couple of side projects (neither of which involve AOP), so my evening writing time has been cut a little short. Here's your weekly dose of AOP links:

• White paper on using AOP for remote usability testing (PDF). I think this is the second white paper I've seen on using AOP for something like that. It's an interesting idea that needs some exploring...
• Reminder that Chad England is still posting in his series on PostSharp. Here's part 2 and part 3.
• I've used AOP to make threading/async coding more declarative and easier to read. Jonathan George did a blog post on a "fire and forget" asynchronous aspect.
• For you Game of Life enthusiasts, here's a github blog post from Reginald Braithwaite about using AOP to perform garbage collection in the game of life.

That's it for this week--keep sending in those links for next time.