Too Abstract And Not backed by AOP implementation!

The new ideas (use case slices and use case modules) that the authors try to get across is not backed by a practical (implementable) project that show how one can model, analyze, design, implement, deploy and test. Considering Aspect Oriented Programming (AOP) implementation is real and easy using AspectJ, this book just songs and dances and repeats use case modeling concepts over and over again without actually showing a concrete AOP based software development. It would have been nice if the authors provided the complete model from start to finish for the Hotel Management backed up by AOP code. But the book doesn't deliver. It's just too theoretical.

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