You want to learn #Fortran? Or you are familiar with old flavors of the language and want to upgrade to modern Fortran? The #FortranLang community offers "learning resources for beginners and experts alike":
https://fortran-lang.org/en/learn/

You will find #tutorials, best practices, the man-pages for the Fortran Intrinsics, and many more ressources online or in print.

"The #fortranlang package index is community-maintained and lists #opensource Fortran-related projects.This includes large-scale scientific applications, function libraries, #Fortran interfaces, and developer tools."
https://fortran-lang.org/en/packages/

@ianhopkinson @Ruth_Mottram
See https://fortran-lang.org/en/
The more achieved tool of that #fortranlang community, created at the end of 2019, is fpm (Fortran Package Manager), inspired by Rust's cargo. It is both a package manager and a build system, now in version 0.7.
The community is rather small (910 users on the Discourse) but very active.

@atthenius @Ruth_Mottram
Can you give us more details on your compilers and errors?
You will also find help in the #Fortranlang community. There are 910 users registered in our #Discourse:
https://fortran-lang.discourse.group/

The #fortranlang community was created nearly three years ago by #fortran fans:
- its main site is https://fortran-lang.org/
- 891 users are registered on its https://fortran-lang.discourse.group/
- Its main projects are fpm (the Fortran Package Manager), stdlib (the Fortran Standard Library), etc.

People are also working on the LFortran interactive compiler: https://lfortran.org/

Read the "State of Fortran" paper to know more on modern Fortran and the Fortran-lang community: https://arxiv.org/abs/2203.15110

#fortranlang continues to evolve, now #lfortran (new LLVM compiler that enables interactive #fortran programming, among other cool things) has a prototype implementation of generics (templates etc) https://fortran-lang.discourse.group/t/prototype-implementation-of-fortran-generics-in-lfortran/4664