Aspect-oriented programming (AOP) enhances modularity by isolating core business logic from cross-cutting concerns like logging and authentication, making code more maintainable.
Using DispatchProxy in C# allows the creation of dynamic proxies that can intercept method calls, facilitating the implementation of AOP without altering original code functionality.
By applying AOP, developers can centralize aspects such as logging in one place, thereby improving code readability and reducing potential coding errors across the application.
This article demonstrates building a .NET Core 9 console application using Visual Studio 2022 Preview to implement AOP with DispatchProxy, thus enhancing cross-cutting efficiency.
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