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Writing a technical book with Manning in 2020

Writing a technical book with Manning in 2020

Two months ago I published Modern Fortran: Building Efficient Parallel Applications with Manning Publications. It was a long journey (3…
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Milan Curcic
First year of Fortran-lang

First year of Fortran-lang

Last week marked one year since the birth of the Fortran-lang open source community. A lot has happened and many of us who have…
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Twitch stream, book status, and other Fortran news

Twitch stream, book status, and other Fortran news

This week I did my first ever Twitch stream, hosted by my book publisher. I had fun doing it and now look forward to streaming more in my…
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Implicit none and carry on

Implicit none and carry on

Fortran has an interesting historic feature called implicit typing: Undeclared variables whose name begins with letters i, j, k, l, m, or…
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Map, Filter, Reduce in Fortran 2018

Map, Filter, Reduce in Fortran 2018

While not a purely functional language, Fortran allows the programmer to express themselves functionally. John Backus, the original…
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Analyzing stock price time series with modern Fortran, Part 3

Analyzing stock price time series with modern Fortran, Part 3

This article is a Part 3 of a sequence on analyzing stock price time series with Fortran arrays. It’s an excerpt from Modern Fortran by…
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Analyzing stock price time series with modern Fortran, Part 2

Analyzing stock price time series with modern Fortran, Part 2

This article is a Part 2 of a sequence on analyzing stock price time series with Fortran arrays. It’s an excerpt from Modern Fortran by…
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Analyzing stock price time series with modern Fortran, Part 1

Analyzing stock price time series with modern Fortran, Part 1

This article is an excerpt from Modern Fortran by Milan Curcic, and originally published here.
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