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Every once in a while questions like the one in MySQL Bug #60843 or Bug #19567 come up:
What collation should i use if i want case insensitive behavior but also want all accented letter to be treated as distinct to their base letters?
or shorter, as the reporter of bug #60843 put it:
I need something like utf8_bin + ci
utf8_general_ci and utf8_unicode_ci unfortunately do not provide this behavior and utf8_bin is obviously not case insensitive.
Over the last little while I've come across quite a few XML feed generators written in PHP, with varying degrees of 'correctness'. Even though generating XML should be very simple, there's still quite a bit of pitfalls I feel every PHP or (insert your language)-developer should know about.
This is the first and foremost rule. Most people end up generating their xml using simple string concatenation, while there are many dedicated tools out there that really help you generate your own XML.
In PHP land the best example is XMLWriter. It is actually quite easy to use:
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