handwritten.danieljanus.pl is a personal blog by Daniel Janus, described simply as a blog written by hand. Rather than standard typed posts, the site presents content in a handwritten style, giving technical and personal writing a distinctive, notebook-like character.
The featured post, Clerkenwell, is a handwritten Clojure notebook. It works like a computational notebook on e-paper, combining code, prose and images in one document. It can be plugged into Emacs for a two-way binding, so the notebook is not just static reading material but part of an interactive workflow.
The site is aimed at developers and technically curious readers, especially those interested in Clojure, Emacs and computational notebooks. Readers who enjoy experimental formats or personal blogs with a handmade feel will also find it appealing.
To get the most from the site, start with the Clerkenwell post to see how the notebook format works, and try the Emacs integration if you want to interact with the notebook directly. Overall, it is a small but distinctive site that treats programming writing as a craft.
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