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Aspect-oriented Programming in .NET
I was listening to .NET Rocks! interviewing Mark Pollack about Spring.NET today.
The discussion about some of the features of Spring.NET that support Aspect Oriented Programming sounded very interesting.
Looking at their documentation, it appears that you can either do the AOP programmatically or via xml config files.
Neither approach really grabs me at the moment.
The Castle Project offers Aspect#, however I also came across PostSharp which does sound intriguing.
I think it would require decent testing as some people have not had 100% success with it, but I do like the approach of using .NET attributes to indicate the advice to apply.
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Developing for PageMethods
I've mentioned before how I've made use of PageMethods with a previous ASP.NET project.
Fabrice has now kindly added me to the developer list for the project, so I hope to be able to contribute to future versions.
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More SPF resources
I'm not convinced my first attempt at a SPF record worked. I've since found this SPF Setup Wizard, a nice introduction and also a detailed description of the SPF syntax.
There are also some validators that might be useful:
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