Add reasoning for using double quotes in JSX #534
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There's also that HTML attributes typically (conventionally) use double quotes, not single quotes, but that may not be as compelling a reason to be front-and-center. |
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Good point @ljharb, added. |
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Add reasoning for using double quotes in JSX
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Add reasoning for using double quotes in JSX, since it's the opposite of the recommendation for JS strings. There may be other reasons as well, but the one added here seems the most compelling to me.