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What does the ion-item-sliding component pattern (wrapping ion-item with ion-item-options) typically implement?

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  1. What does the ion-item-sliding component pattern (wrapping ion-item with ion-item-options) typically implement?
  2. How does Capacitor's approach to native projects differ from the older Cordova approach it replaced?
  3. What is Ionic, fundamentally?
  4. How does Ionic's rendering approach differ from React Native's?
  5. What are the two built-in Ionic rendering modes that adapt component look-and-feel per platform?
  6. What is a practical downside of Ionic's web-view-based rendering compared to a fully native UI toolkit for very demanding animations?
  7. In a large Ionic app, why should navigation and tab switching generally go through the framework's Ionic-aware router integration (e.g. IonReactRouter, Angular's IonRouterOutlet) rather than calling the base framework router directly for every case?
  8. Why might a team choose Capacitor's official plugins (Camera, Filesystem, Push Notifications) over writing custom native bridge code by hand for common device features?
  9. Why does bundle size matter more directly for an Ionic app's perceived startup performance than for some fully native apps?
  10. What generally has to happen before a newly added Capacitor plugin's native code is available to run on a device, beyond just `npm install`?
  11. A native plugin call in an Ionic/Capacitor app (e.g. Geolocation.getCurrentPosition) is asynchronous. What does this mean for how it must be used?
  12. In an Angular Ionic app, what typically supplies the ion-* component directives and Ionic-specific Angular integration (like navigation guards for IonRouterOutlet)?
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