The Adamn Lynch article that was on HN a few months ago was great, with code examples - https://adamlynch.com/flexible-data-tables-with-css-grid
- It’s focused entirely on tables (as opposed to being a more general widget framework).
- I believe it covers most of the functionality discussed in the article.
- It has a mobile vertical layout.
I have been using Sencha/ExtJS' grid for that purpose, which is very powerful and versatile, and recently I've been contemplating ag-grid, which seems very nice also.
Be forewarned though: if you're trying to use this from React with dynamic data that can be modified on the client, you're probably not going to have fun. Ag-grid is a vanilla JS library with a very thin React wrapper written around it, so even though on the surface it looks like it fits into the React model, most complex things you'll want to do end up meaning you have to use the imperative table API. I can't speak to how it fits in with other frameworks out there, but I would imagine it's going to be a similar situation.
That being said, if you're just going to drop some data into the table that's read-only, i.e. just for analysis etc., I think it's pretty solid and hard to find something with anywhere near a comparable level of features.
There are some gotchas with column widths when using horizontal scrolling with fixed header and fixed column(s), but it works.