Full Stack Development Services
I’m Darren Osadchuk, and my company is Ludicrous Software. I provide mobile and web development services to clients around the world. I also have a couple of award-winning iOS/Android applications live in the Apple and Google app stores.
Remorari 1.0 Released
The Line 6® DL4™ Mk II is an iconic guitar pedal, with a wealth of delay and reverb effects, and a looper and over a hundred user-configurable presets. The pedal is a beast, and using it can be overwhelming; that’s what Remorari is designed to fix. It’s a MIDI-based control application for the DK4™ Mk II that makes it easy to configure and recall effects.
Version 1.0 is out now, for macOS and iPad. An iPhone-compatible version is coming soon, and some new features are also in the works. If you have the DL4™ Mk II on your pedalboard, Remorari is for you! More information is available at remorari.com, or on the Apple App Store.
Mobile Apps
Vice Verba
Vice Verba helps students of ancient Latin master verb forms. Players parse verbs and produce forms to earn togas. When enough togas are collected, an ‘imago’ of a famous dead Roman is unlocked. Players can customize the game by choosing tenses, voices, and moods, and the presence or absence of macrons. The game increases in difficulty as the player's skills improve.
Featuring artwork by Rick Sealock, Vice Verba is a joint project with Dr. Pauline Ripat of the Department of Classics at the University of Winnipeg and Dr. Christina Vester of the Department Classical Studies at the University of Waterloo. Drs. Ripat and Vester were awarded the Elaine Fantham Award in Public Engagement from the Classical Association of Canada for their work on Vice Verba and Hoi Polloi Logoi.
Hoi Polloi Logoi
Hoi Polloi Logoi is the Greek companion to Vice Verba. It is an educational game designed to help students of ancient Greek master verb forms. Players parse verbs and produce forms to earn coins and unlock 'dating profiles' of mythical creatures. Players can customize the game by choosing tenses, voices, and moods, and the presence or absence of accents.
Hoi Polloi Logoi is another collaboration with Rick Sealock, Dr. Pauline Ripat (Department of Classics, University of Winnipeg), and Dr. Christina Vester (Department of Classical Studies, University of Waterloo). Drs. Ripat and Vester were awarded the Elaine Fantham Award in Public Engagement from the Classical Association of Canada for their work on Vice Verba and Hoi Polloi Logoi.
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