[CrossEye]

For JS people wanting to learn FP, I'd recommend Allonge first. For FP people wanting to see how they can use JS in and FP manner, Fogus' Functional Javascript is a good book, and it's not a bad second book for the JS crowd.

[derengel]

I'm curious what you think about Clojurescript? leaving aside that it may be harder for teams to move to Clojurescript than to improve their JS codebase.

The reason for the question is that Clojurescript supports all the FP idioms of your slides more naturally and also has more FP features.

[CrossEye]

I've just started learning Clojure, and I haven't spent any time yet on Clojurescript.