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1. Professional .NET & C# Certifications
Microsoft no longer offers pure, dedicated backend .NET Framework or ASP.NET-specific exams. Instead, they group .NET competencies into cloud-focused certifications or industry partnerships.
  • AZ-204: Azure Developer Associate Certification: This is the industry-standard track for professional .NET developers. The exam heavily tests code execution, security, and optimization using .NET with cloud infrastructure.
  • Foundational C# Certification: A completely free, globally recognized beginner credential offered directly in partnership with freeCodeCamp. It tests basic C# structure and logic.
  • Microsoft Getting Started with ASP.NET Core: A beginner-to-intermediate professional training certificate hosted on Coursera.

2. The dotnet dev-certs CLI Command
If you are looking for local machine security certificates, dotnet dev-certs is a native tool in the .NET CLI. It manages self-signed SSL/TLS certificates so your local machine can safely host applications over https://localhost.
Common Commands
  • Generate a new certificate:
    bash
    dotnet dev-certs https
    
  • Trust the certificate on your local OS (prevents browser security warnings):
    bash
    dotnet dev-certs https --trust
    
  • Check if a trusted certificate exists:
    bash
    dotnet dev-certs https --check --trust
    
  • Export a certificate (often used for Docker or Kubernetes workflows):
    bash
    dotnet dev-certs https -ep %USERPROFILE%\.aspnet\https\aspnetapp.pfx -p YourPasswordHere
    
  • Clear all local development certs:
    bash
    dotnet dev-certs https --clean
    
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Microsoft does not combine or integrate with Google Antigravity, because Google Antigravity is a standalone, agentic AI development environment and a third-party fork of Microsoft's open-source Visual Studio Code codebase.
Relationship and Compatibility
  • Codebase Foundation: Antigravity uses the core UI and layout of Visual Studio Code, allowing users to import basic text settings or keybindings.
  • Extension Marketplace: Antigravity defaults to the Open VSX Registry instead of Microsoft’s official Visual Studio Marketplace, meaning standard Microsoft extensions or sync features do not natively plug right in.
  • Separate Ecosystems: Microsoft promotes its own integrated tools like GitHub Copilot and Microsoft 365 Copilot inside official VS Code, rather than combining workflows with Google's standalone agent manager and Gemini architecture.
·Fernando Pineda





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