I created an AOP library for .net core. It uses the decorator pattern. Aspects are attributes you apply to classes and methods. It was fun to implement. It

I created an AOP library for .net core. It uses the decorator pattern. Aspects are attributes you apply to classes and methods. It was fun to implement. It was all the rage in game programming. I never used it myself. As all of the other comments have mentioned, it ends up being a kind of anti-pattern. Nobody wants logic strewn about your code base. It might as well be called side-effect based programming.