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terminology - What is a Shim? - Stack Overflow According to Microsoft's article "Demystifying Shims": It’s a metaphor based on the English language word shim, which is an engineering term used to describe a piece of wood or metal that is inserted between two objects to make them fit together better
What is the difference between a shim and a polyfill? If you are familiar with the adapter pattern, then you know what a shim is Shims intercept API calls and create an abstract layer between the caller and the target Typically shims are used for backward compatibility For instance the es5-shim npm package will let you write ECMAScript 5 (ES5) syntax and not care if the browser is running ES5
terminology - What is the difference between the shim and facade . . . A Shim usually has very similar, if not exact, set of interface with the object being "shimmed " For example, proxy objects could be considered somewhat like a shim While an Adapter usually has quite different, if not completely different, set of interface with the object being "adapted " Note the "shim" and "adapt" verb
Requirejs why and when to use shim config - Stack Overflow A primary use of shim is with libraries that don't support AMD, but you need to manage their dependencies For example, in the Backbone and Underscore example above: you know that Backbone requires Underscore, so suppose you wrote your code like this:
How to use Microsoft Fakes to Shim Async Task method? Shim will not only skip the method that uses the connection string, but returns a customizable DbContext Here is the aysnc method implementation: public async Task<AccountDataDataContext> GetAccountDataInstance(int accountId) { var account = await this Accounts FindAsync(accountId); return AccountDataDataContext GetInstance(account
Failure starting Docker container. failed to create shim task: OCI . . . Linux is just picky when it comes to executing files as an executable (redundant I know) So you create a text file (or binary file) with commands, but you want to then run that file and have it perform some job within the container, yet you will need to let the environment know that it has permissions to do so
compatibility - Windows: How to create custom appcompat shims . . . Edit shimlist cpp to include and instantiate Shim_TSLie, maybe delete the other example shims, and compile in the Release x86 configuration Installing the shim module On Windows 10, the shim engine will only load shim modules with certain names I recommend renaming the DLL AcRes dll since that's an accepted name not used for an existing shim
go - docker: Error response from daemon: failed to create shim task . . . This might delete images, so do not run this command unless you don't mind your Docker images being wiped! While in some cases clearing the cache might solve some issues, prune with the -a option deletes unused images, so any Docker image that is not currently running in a container might get deleted