MSDN have some word docs on how to correctly partition and layer an application. However, what, if any, differences exist between partitioning and layering?
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MSDN have some word docs on how to correctly partition and layer an application. However, what, if any, differences exist between partitioning and layering?
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Say you are working on a web site about cooking where people can read recipes and discuss food they have made. You could partition the site into a content management system to look after the recipes, and a forum for discussions. Both parts of the website could still be made up of layers, for example a database layer and a presentation layer.