By alashcraft
via markhneedham.com
Published: Jul 09 2009 / 10:37
I previously wrote about some of the Domain Driven Design patterns we have noticed on my project and I think the pattern which ties all these together is the anti corruption layer.
The reason why you might use an anti corruption layer is to create a little padding between subsystems so that they do not leak into each other too much.
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