I learned Haskell first, and I thought it was a valuable learning experience. Laziness and type driven development give you a different perspective on solving p

I learned Haskell first, and I thought it was a valuable learning experience. Laziness and type driven development give you a different perspective on solving problems. That said, I find Clojure to be both simpler and more pragmatic than Haskell. It requires knowing less concepts to use effectively, it encourages interactive development, and it leverages two of the biggest ecosystems by targeting the JVM and Js environments. I would recommend learning Clojure unless you feel strongly about having pervasive static typing.