That's a lot of ®, curious how ClickHouse® Inc. is treating the use of its name by others ... Hopes it's not like Oracle with JavaScript
That's a lot of ®, curious how ClickHouse® Inc. is treating the use of its name by others ... Hopes it's not like Oracle with JavaScript
They sell managed ClickHouse so I suspect it’s a precaution
From the article: > Let me clarify something: we created Tinybird ClickHouse because we wanted to build an analytics application without all the pain I'm describing. We do not offer ClickHouse® hosting; we solve the analytics problem
EDIT: I'm wrong, their home page clearly states: "Ship fast over a Managed ClickHouse®", though I don't really understand the difference between a managed clickhouse and clickhouse hosting...
It's defensive language for sure, i don't know how much it adds of protection in reality, but i nonethelesss sympathize with the author if he feels the need to protect himself that way or signaling the risk he takes.
> Tinybird is not affiliated with, associated with, or sponsored by ClickHouse, Inc. ClickHouse® is a registered trademark of ClickHouse, Inc.
Yeah, it sucks they need to do this. If I was a visitor to their website, I'd immediately want to know what ClickHouse, Inc. is and you'd realize ---> it's managed clickhouse, direct competitor... why would I use the one that needs all the ®'s