Well written - for some particular definition of "good" - Haskell is quite pleasant to read and work with. But, frequently, the code I see looks like mix of bas

Well written - for some particular definition of "good" - Haskell is quite pleasant to read and work with. But, frequently, the code I see looks like mix of bash and PERL, only with a bit more consistent indentation. OCaml code, on average, has less symbol-based infix functions and tends to be more readable (for me). But I'm not a Haskell programmer, so maybe that's a matter of getting used to, like parens in Lisps...