I work as a developer in a trade marketing company, our platform have dashboards with different type of charts for our clients to measure different metrics of t

I work as a developer in a trade marketing company, our platform have dashboards with different type of charts for our clients to measure different metrics of their business. The front end requests to the backend each chart on the current dashboad, then the backend, depending of the type of chart, gets the data from the database and passes it to the front who renders it, it could be a pie chart, a bar chart, a table, etc. We hade 2 or 3 different types of table charts, al using different js based solutions, one of them using bootstrap, i don't remeber the others. The javascript solutions had responsiveness issues, when you changed the size of the window, or used something that is not Chrome, column headers messed everything up. One day i decided to end that and added a new type of chart, it expected one table resultset from the db, and once in the front it rendered a traditional <table> with it's content. We have no more problems with table charts. It works in every browser and every screen resolution. It was possible to fix the current js tables of course, but is it realy necessary? We have been using tables since forever, and they are just to correct way to display table data on the web. Thats it, it just works.