You said you have decent amount of Forth and Haskell for some reason not even compare to Forth.
The very fact that you can have typed Forth in Haskell shows that type system is a very good tool, much better than what you get nowhere else.
I managed to learn and achieve more from using Haskell than almost any other language, per effort spent. This is mainly due to tooling and libraries which I find the top notch.
And, of course, I am also reasonably proficient in different languages, including Python, JS, C, C++, C#, OCaml, Java, Prolog, a dozen of assemblers and couple of hardware description/design languages.
You said you have decent amount of Forth and Haskell for some reason not even compare to Forth.
The very fact that you can have typed Forth in Haskell shows that type system is a very good tool, much better than what you get nowhere else.
I managed to learn and achieve more from using Haskell than almost any other language, per effort spent. This is mainly due to tooling and libraries which I find the top notch.
And, of course, I am also reasonably proficient in different languages, including Python, JS, C, C++, C#, OCaml, Java, Prolog, a dozen of assemblers and couple of hardware description/design languages.