> the one guy behind it also wrote a book about VCSs called Version Control By Example
That one guy (Eric Sink) is actually a pretty well-respected VCS developer & small business owner; Veracity was not a one-man project, it was an Apache licensed company product. In the early 2000s if you had to use VisualStudio and were afraid of the abomination known as Visual SourceSafe (VSS), then SourceGear <http://sourcegear.com/> & Vault were your best friends. Veracity was going to be SourceGear's DVCS follow-up to Vault building on the lessons learned from Git/Hg which in-turn learned from Monotone/tla/Darcs/SVK/etc. Veracity basically died two years ago, I assume because they concluded the DVCS market was saturated and they couldn't make any money. Although the PlasticSCM <https://www.plasticscm.com> guys are unabashedly pursuing it to great success, I believe. Instead, Eric et al formed Zumero <http://zumero.com/> using the distributed tech they developed for Veracity and applying it to SQLite & MS-SQL server. Zumero provides bi-directional data replication for mobile devices & enterprise servers. -J
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