"Plain old HTML" is great. And guess what, because React Table is headless, you can render your tables using standard HTML table elements (table,thead,tbody,tr,

"Plain old HTML" is great. And guess what, because React Table is headless, you can render your tables using standard HTML table elements (table,thead,tbody,tr,th,td,tfoot,etc...). Html elements on their own, however, are not capable of sorting, filtering, grouping, selection, nested header generation, (insert any feature from React Table here), let alone making all of those things perform well together.