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ai-weather-app

Web app to display weather information for countries around the world using Next.js, React, OpenAI API, Tremor 2.0, Tailwind CSS & more. Built based on a Sonny Sangha tutorial and further modified / customized.

ajian-mobile-app

Mobile app for Ajian Sushi located in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Built using React Native, Expo, Firebase, and more.

bloom

A text-based social media app built with the T3 Stack (Next.JS, Prisma, tRPC, TailwindCSS, and more).

buinevicius.com

This is a personal portfolio website using purely HTML5, CSS and JS.

docker-react

doublylinkedlist

This program allows the user to create their own either stack, queue, or list and add elements to these by rank if list, or by pushing/popping if stack/queue. This program also uses C++ templates and exceptions.

emailapplication

An application to create email addresses for employees at a company

ml-stock-prediction

Prediction and forecasting of stocks with machine learning. Built for CS 451 - Data Science at the University of Alabama in Fall 2022.

multi-docker

nexus

Text-based forum application built using the Next.js 13 app directory, Prisma, TailwindCSS, Server Actions, API Routes, and more.

pokergame

An unfinished implementation of a Texas Hold'Em poker game built with Java. Used to play around with OO concepts.

promptvision

Image generation app using Next.js 13, OpenAI DALL-E, S3, CloudFront, TailwindCSS, and more.

sick-fits

Ecommerce website used to learn Next.js 12.

tbg

Text-Based-Game port by Wuntusk and Erik Buinevicius. This application is an adventure game that is played in the browser by the user, using buttons on the site.

textbasedgame

A text-based adventure game that users can with inputs in the terminal

twofilematchfinder

Takes two files of integers or strings, sorts them using mergesort, then outputs values appearing in both files, barring duplicates.

web-portfolio

A modern developer portfolio built using Next.js 14 and more.

wine-example-app

wordfinder

This program reads a series of words from text and counts the total and unique number of words. The user is then able to type in words, using ? as a wildcard character, and the program tells the user how many times that word appears. Ex: If the text file contains a, and, all and the user types a??, the output will be "a?? appears 3 times," since ? can be any letter or a blank space.