Is Worth to Master Haskell?
Haskell seems to be a super interesting language to learn, but I don't see many projects actually applying it (at least in my bubble). In your opinion, is it worth mastering, and for what reason?
I definitely think Haskell is at the very least worth learning. I personally find Haskell to be the best general purpose programming language. So, unless I really need a low-level language or a specific library, I will choose Haskell. But, of course, you need a certain level of proficiency for that choice to make sense.
If you're looking to learn a programming language that helps you land a job, I don't know if there is anything definitive to be said. I was lucky enough to land a job as a Haskell programmer, but I can't really speak to how common such jobs are. It could be the case that having some Haskell projects on your resume is intersting to non-Haskell employers. Not sure.