Oh, I made an AOP library for python when I started uni back in 2008. That's actually where my nickname comes from: aspyct (a concatenation of aspect, python an

Oh, I made an AOP library for python when I started uni back in 2008. That's actually where my nickname comes from: aspyct (a concatenation of aspect, python and aspyc). Sadly I lost the contents of the old wiki. I did pour a lot of energy into that :) But I still have a page on my old blog: https://www.aspyct.org/aspyct/ https://www.aspyct.org/aspyct/ (funny URL though \o/) It's never been a huge hit, but from time to time I would get emails from students who were investigating it for a university project. That was fun :) Is was adding some interesting features (notably pointcuts), but ultimately it didn't bring enough added value compared to a simple decorator in python, and I ceased development. It's still available on SourceForge, for those interested: https://sourceforge.net/projects/aspyct/files/aspyct/ https://sourceforge.net/projects/aspyct/files/aspyct/ EDIT: wow that was 15 years ago. I'm not getting younger :p