Can an "Anti-Corruption Layer" save your bad software architecture?

The Anti-Corruption Layer is a pattern often used when communicating between different subsystems that don't share the same semantics, whether a legacy system or a 3rd party API. Let's explore its benefits and implications.
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[@Konrad-ro4bt]

Merry christmas ;)

[@SoftwareDeveloperDiaries]

Merry x-mas my friend 🎄🎅🥳

[@rajeevsai91]

Great explanation in less time. Thank you.

[@leojohn6702]

Happy new year and merry Christmas.
Can you make a series of documenting the APIs endpoints and also data flow?

[@ENI232]

Basically a simple translation layer between services. But i do appreciate your formalisation of the concept. It’s a simple and conceptually relevant pattern. Will certainly try it :)

[@SoftwareDeveloperDiaries]

Exactly! :)

[@axel_huth]

bad + bad = bad 😉 👍

[@SoftwareDeveloperDiaries]

Hahahaha this was the pinnacle of wisdom