I meant to reply a while back, I hope you run across this. You should definitely look into Julia. It’s a beautiful language, and squarely aimed at the Fortran

I meant to reply a while back, I hope you run across this. You should definitely look into Julia. It’s a beautiful language, and squarely aimed at the Fortran space. It also relies heavily on JITC and GC. That’s fine for purely scientific computing, but not so good as a general purpose language. That’s where C, C++, Rust, and Mojo are the current major contenders, IMO.