Daily Angular is now Learn Angular. Same lessons, same progress, same account: only the name has changed, to say what the app teaches.

On iPad, lessons now sit centred on the screen instead of leaving a large empty space below them, and the Learn more sheet opens at full size. Our Apps now includes Daily AWS and Daily Azure, our new apps to prepare the AWS and Azure fundamentals exams.

Fill-in-the-blank exercises now fit your screen: long lines of TypeScript and RxJS wrap, so you can read the whole line and see every blank without scrolling sideways. On iPad, the Premium screen now shows every plan and the Subscribe button without scrolling. If a purchase needs approval (Ask to Buy), the app now tells you it's pending.

You can now tell us what you think, right from the home screen. Two taps, and if you feel like it, two lines on what you'd improve and what you'd like to learn next. We read every one.

The RxJS course is complete — nine sections and 45 lessons, and its first section is free. Observables and subscriptions, the creation functions, transformation with map, tap and scan, filtering, the four flattening operators — switchMap, mergeMap, concatMap and exhaustMap — and when each one is the right answer, combination, subjects, error handling, and a closing section on RxJS inside Angular: the async pipe, HttpClient, reactive forms, the router and the bridge to signals. Every TypeScript section ends with a cheat sheet now — the last five were missing theirs. And the Summary button only appears when there is a summary to open.

RxJS is here — a third full course, and its first section is free. Nine sections and 45 new lessons: observables and subscriptions, the creation functions, transformation with map, tap and scan, filtering, the four flattening operators — switchMap, mergeMap, concatMap and exhaustMap — and when each one is the right answer, combination, subjects, error handling, and a closing section on RxJS inside Angular: the async pipe, HttpClient, reactive forms, the router and the bridge to signals. Every section ends with a cheat sheet you can come back to.

Forgotten your password? Resetting it works now. Ask for a code, type it in, and you finally reach the screen where you choose a new one — until now that screen never appeared, and you were sent back into the app with your old password and nothing on screen saying so. Streak reminders arrive at 18:00 your time, instead of whenever you last happened to open the app, and they keep going for two months rather than stopping after a week. Also: signing up with an address that already has an account now tells you so, in plain words.

Finish a lesson and the next one is now waiting on the same screen, with its name on it — no going back to the map to find where you left off. Signing in with Google no longer hands you off to a stranger's screen: the app runs it now, under its own name, and your account is right there to pick — no typing your email. Also fixed a line on the Premium screen that undercounted how many sections you actually get.

Your streak now counts properly. Practise on consecutive days and it grows — and when you miss a day it resets honestly instead of freezing on your last number.

• Daily Angular is now also available in Spanish on the App Store • Better timing for the in-app review prompt • Content fixes across lessons and quizzes

• VS Code-style syntax highlighting in drag-drop code exercises — colors match your editor for easier reading • Smart code formatting keeps templates clean and consistent • Stability and performance improvements

Bug fixes and UI improvements

Onboarding process Bug fixes and UI improvements

UI improvements and bug fixes

UI improvements and bug fixes

New lessons, new features and bug fixes