Haskell is a mind expanding language and I love the way it changes how you think about programming. I'm still fairly new to Haskell, but was a seasoned Schemer in the past, and use FP techniques whenever they are appropriate.
I've been using Haskell on and off for the last eight years, and maintain a few Haskell packages. I believe knowing some Haskell makes you a better programmer in any other language and try to practice it whenever possible.
I like Haskell very much. Although I'm not that good at it, I hope everyone will fall in love with her. I will do my best to help everyone. Besides, I come from China, so if you use Chinese, I can also understand it.
I am an electronics engineer and language geek who learned programming on an hp-41 and C-64. Now I do mostly java, javascript, python, rust and haskell. I believe that code should sing its intent so the last row in the hall understands the last syllable.
Professionally I do embedded programming in a mixture of C and Rust code. Coding in Clojure and 10+ years Java before. I couldn't apply Haskell directly at work so far, but feel how it influenced my way of programming in other languages as well.
I taught myself Haskell in college as a mindbending exercise, and I've been using it professionally ever since. I love helping people learn the language, from beginners to industrial professionals!
The mythical real-world professional Haskell programmer. I believe functional programming is a better general purpose paradigm for the real world. I want to teach others functional programming well enough to see if they agree!
I have used Haskell both personally and professionally since 2014. Haskell has become my language of choice due to its strong typing system and its ease of reasoning due to referential transparency.
The one thing I enjoy more than writing Haskell is sharing the joy! I have worked in the past on teaching it to beginners, with the explicit goal of demystifying it; mentoring was the logical next step.