@agamemnus_dev@DanielW_Kiwi Valid point. I was thinking about event-driven programming on a lower level.
Not sure if event-driven programming fills the place of AOP, though. It was more about cross-cutting concerns.
@agamemnus_dev@DanielW_Kiwi Event-driven programming is the opposite of separation of concerns: everything goes into the same event loop. Maybe async/await is what allows to separate these concerns - with COMEFROM implicitly called on IO wait - but that is coroutines, not AOP.
@ChShersh Handling dates using Datetime with servers running in different timezones. Arbitrarily adding 23h to avoid the date being set back one day on the downstream system. The fun of enterprise programming.
@valigo I liked the idea of Powershell. Looked like the right approach to scripting. But somehow, for small tasks, bash in the WSL is simpler. And for bigger tasks, I find Python easier to use.
I am still using Powershell, because that's what everyone in the company has installed...