Anti-corruption Layer beyond Legacy Systems
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Discusses applying the Anti-corruption Layer (ACL) pattern not only to integrate new systems with large legacy monoliths but also to manage compatibility between well-defined bounded contexts inside a new system. Uses ACL as the approach to handle interface/semantic translation between contexts when rewriting or evolving architecture, with examples grounded in software engineering practice.
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