Thank you to Memex for sponsoring this video. Try Memex here: https://memex.tech/?utm_source=cc&utm_medium=nocodemba&utm_campaign=nocodemba1&utm_content=youtube In this video, I’ll show you how to build a complete full stack application from scratch using Memex, including a backend database, user authentication, and live hosting. We’ll go step-by-step, starting with connecting Neon for the backend and authentication, Netlify for hosting, and using Memex’s powerful MCP server integrations to tie it all together. You’ll see how Memex can take one initial prompt and handle the heavy lifting of building your app — all stored locally so you have full control over your code. Here’s what we’ll cover: - MCP Server Setup: Connecting Neon (database & auth) and Netlify (hosting) - Choosing the Right Template: Starting with a React base for a better design foundation - Database Integration: Setting up Neon for storing and retrieving user data - Authentication: Enabling user sign-up, login, and verification - Design Improvements: Switching to dark mode and making UI upgrades with AI prompts - Live Hosting: Deploying the app to Netlify so anyone can access it - Troubleshooting & Debugging: Using Memex’s chat to quickly fix issues Chapters: 00:00 MCP integration 00:55 templates and prompt 02:00 Memex creating the project 04:20 authentication and testing 06:00 prompting for improvements 07:35 API integration and deploying By the end, you’ll have a live, working full stack app built with Memex — and a clear path to add more features or customize it further.

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