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http://dev.mysql.com/tech-resources/articles/mysql-5.6.html

There are lots of long desired features in 5.6, including global transaction ids, multi-threaded slaves, and more.

We are still using MySQL 5.1, but are working on porting our patch-set to MySQL 5.6. We are also starting to file bugs on the features we are testing for 5.6:

http://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=68250
http://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=68251

The full list of changes are recorded in the ChangeLog on
http://www.php.net/ChangeLog-5.php

For source downloads of PHP 5.4.11 and PHP 5.3.21 please visit our
downloads page at http://www.php.net/downloads.php

Windows binaries can be found on http://windows.php.net/download/

Syntax:

array_change_key_case(array, CASE_LOWER or CASE_UPPER)

The array is the name of the array whose values you wish to convert to upper or lowercase.
The parameter CASE_LOWER or CASE_UPPER is used to determine whether or not you are going to convert the values in the array to upper or lower case.

Example:

<?php
	$arrLevel = array ("a" => "Programmer", "b" => "Analyst", "c" => "Administrator");
	print_r(array_change_key_case($arrLevel, CASE_LOWER));
?>

The above code takes the values in $test and converts them to lowercase.
Converting your array values to uppercase is as simple as changing the code to reflect the following:

<?php
	$arrLevel = array("Programmer", "Analyst", "Administrator");
	print_r(array_change_key_case($arrLevel, CASE_UPPER));
?>

Comment & Document
It’s really important that people understand why you are doing certain things in certain ways. Adding a quick comment above sections of code should be adequate, but documenting classes and functions is fantastic.

Give Variables, Functions and Classes Meaningful names
Nothing is worse than trying to figure out what a function does. Give everything a name that if someone else looked at it, they could figure out what it does.
Example:

function fetch_user_info();

Never Delete – Comment out
This one is a little hard to grasp, but imagine you just fixed a bug (say 50 lines of code to fix it) and something else has broken. It makes sense to be able to go back and see the old code without modification of the new code. Also, doing this helps people see where an old bug was for future reference.

Use Braces
Braces are those neat } and { things. If you don’t use them on various functions it’s a pain to figure out where a loop starts and finishes.
This is especially important when programming on a large scale because no one likes debugging fugly code.
Here is an example of good and bad code:

<?php
/* Examples of bad code */
if ( $product === 'Car' ) use_seat_belt();
while ( $product === 'Car' )
use_seat_belt();
endwhile;

/* Examples of good code*/
if ( $product === 'Car' ){ use_seat_belt(); }

while ( $product !== 'Car' ){
use_seat_belt();
}
?>