I just shipped Ordexa — a production-ready admin dashboard template built on Next.js 16 (App Router), React 19, TypeScript (strict), Tailwind CSS v4, and shadcn/ui.
It's not a component gallery. It's a complete, coherent application you can rename and ship:
- Two full dashboards — an e-commerce overview (KPI cards, revenue chart with range switching, recent orders) and a SaaS overview (MRR movement, plan distribution, recent signups) — built from the same shared pieces.
- A generic, strictly-typed DataTable on TanStack Table v8. Search, faceted filters, column visibility and pagination, all opt-in per instance.
- A complete auth set — login, register (cross-field password validation), forgot-password, reset-password — react-hook-form + Zod throughout.
- Full RTL support: a live LTR/RTL switch, CSS logical properties everywhere, mirrored icons. Arabic and Hebrew ready.
- 4 switchable brand presets + flash-free dark/light mode.
- Utility pages: pricing tiers, a printable invoice, a profile page with an activity timeline. Styled 404, error boundaries, loading skeletons.
- Zero TODOs, strict TypeScript everywhere, documented modules.
Live demo (all routes, both themes): https://demos.devforge.systems/ordexa?utm_source=devto&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=ordexa_launch&utm_content=launch_post
Full source + pricing: https://devforge.systems/products/ordexa?utm_source=devto&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=ordexa_launch&utm_content=launch_post
There's also a free MIT-licensed core — Ordexa Lite — if you want to see
the architecture before buying: https://github.com/tovrr/ordexa-lite?utm_source=devto&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=ordexa_launch&utm_content=launch_post
Built it because I was tired of admin templates that look good in a
screenshot and fall apart the moment you add a real feature. Happy to answer questions about the DataTable architecture, the RTL implementation, or anything else.
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