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New language track: FORTRAN #26
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Sounds great! Quick note, the language used to be called FORTRAN but was renamed to Fortran (this has caused all sorts of problems in the search on GitHub, which is how I was aware of it). Ref: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fortran
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Oh, good to know! I'm just learning the language now - I wanted to use exercism to start, but it didn't exist. Will see if I can get some people that know Fortran to help. |
That's awesome! I have no idea where the Fortran peeps hang out, but I'm sure there's a forum or chat somewhere :) |
Alrighty, the repo is ready for you. The launch checklist is here: If you find things that are odd or confusing, holler. You can find other track maintainers in the chat room at https://gitter.im/exercism/dev (probably other rooms, too). Welcome ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ |
Awesome, thanks so much for the help!! 🎉 |
Is it possible to reopen this? The Fortran folks hang out here: https://fortran-lang.discourse.group/ I'd be willing to volunteer for the launch effort. |
Hello :) There's a fortran track here: https://github.com/exercism/fortran It needs a maintainer to get it to a good enough state to be live. Would love your help in doing it! I suggest emailing @ErikSchierboom at erik@exercism.io to arrange a time to chat. He can also invite you to our slack where you can as questions of the maintainer team :) |
What programming language should we add?
FORTRAN
What is the official website for the language?
No official one from what I can tell, but http://fortranwiki.org/fortran/show/HomePage seems comprehensive.
Is this a language that comes in many variants? If so, which variant should we support?
Yup. 😄 I'd suggest fortran 90/95 since it seems the most prevalent and it allows for free form.
Is there a testing framework available for the language?
Funit seems to be the best option at the moment.
https://github.com/kleb/nasarb/tree/master/funit
Who will be leading the effort to launch the track?
I'd be happy to start, but I am just learning the language. I've ported bob so I feel I have an approach for TDDing fortran. Would love some more help.
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