Fortran is still a thing
I'm actively working on multiple Fortran projects, including one that's being written from scratch just in the last year in modern Fortran 2018.<p>Modern Fortran looks completely different from the old school FORTRAN77 most people probably imagine. Gone are the days of fixed-format, where the columns actually mattered, and gone are the days of unreadable ALL CAPITAL LETTERS, and gone are the days of GOTO.<p>I developed a Fortran implementation of Python's argparse[0] recently to use for another project. The code is nothing like the monstrous spaghetti code of days past---although I do still obsessively line up my code in columns, this isn't important.<p>[0] <a href="https://gitlab.com/bwearley/f-clap" rel="nofollow">https://gitlab.com/bwearley/f-clap</a>