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The rationale I have for using single quotes over double quotes in javascript is that when embedding HTML elements, attributes are often quoted in double quotes

by lee 11y ago

The rationale I have for using single quotes over double quotes in javascript is that when embedding HTML elements, attributes are often quoted in double quotes. So it's much nicer to write '<a href="www.google.com">Google</a>' than to constantly escape argument strings.

joshuacc 11y ago
In ES6, that's no longer a problem since most HTML elements will involve interpolation with template strings and backticks. `<a href="${ site.url }">${ site.name }</a>`
path411 11y ago
"<a href='www.google.com'>Google</a>" Will work as well though.