Hello, sudshekhar, I am not using Haskell in my day to day job, yet, but I am using Elixir, and have been since last April. For learning Elixir, I highly reco

Hello, sudshekhar, I am not using Haskell in my day to day job, yet, but I am using Elixir, and have been since last April. For learning Elixir, I highly recommend Dave Thomas' book Programming Elixir, The Little Elixir & OTP Book, by Benjamin Tan Wei Hao, and the website https://www.learnelixir.tv https://www.learnelixir.tv. You may want to start with the website and jump into the books afterwards. I learned with the two books, but one of my co-workers started with the website, and said he found it quite helpful. I watched the tutorial videos after the fact, and they are quite good. The website https://www.dailydrip.com https://www.dailydrip.com also has a lot of Elixir tutorials (similar to Avdi Grimm's website, Ruby Tapas), but you have to be careful because the older videos contain descriptions of features that are deprecated. I wouldn't bother with Daily Drip until you have a solid foundation in Elixir, and can pick around the deprecated bits. The later videos on Daily Drip are up-to-date though.