part5 – Ted Neward
summary
Argues that Java culture moves from POJOs and Spring-style dependency injection to aspect-oriented ideas like AspectJ that capture crosscutting concerns, claims Spring and transaction frameworks are not intrinsically object oriented, and traces Lisp/Clos influence on language features. Calls out functional purity (no shared mutable state) as a scalable alternative and flags concurrency as the urgent problem: Moore’s Law shifts to multi-core hardware—core Duo era—so synchronized-based approaches no longer suffice for future performance.
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