Build a headless table engine in Vue 3

Maintaining data tables can become complex due to issues like duplicated filter logic and inconsistent pagination, but a headless table engine offers a solution by separating data behavior from markup, as demonstrated in a Vue 3 tutorial. This approach uses a reusable composable for filtering, sorting, and pagination, enabling multiple rendering options, such as classic tables or card grids, while maintaining one source of truth for table behavior. The tutorial guides users in building a lightweight headless table engine with Vue 3's Composition API, illustrating how this pattern allows flexible UI designs without the constraints of a full-featured library, making it useful for shared logic across different screens and layouts. Although this headless architecture offers flexibility, it requires a deeper understanding of Vue's scoped slots and composables and may not be suitable for large datasets or complex grid features, where server-side handling or mature table libraries are recommended.