While there might be some value in being consistant with
Prototype/script.aculo.us, especially the examples available on the
wiki and the documentation that others have put together, it's your
call. I'm a big fan of consistancy.
I'll convert to single quotes in the bundle asap as this seems to be
the standard
What, exactly, do you mean by "Since no quotes are parsed in
JavaScript there aren't any difference."? There may be places where
In Ruby (for example) strings are parsed in difference ways depending
on the quote type. Single quotes will not be interpreted but double
quotes will. Look here:
'today is #{Time.now}' => "today is \#{Time.now}"
"today is #{Time.now}" => "today is Sat Jul 15 14:59:23 CEST 2006"
JavaScript auto-quotes (such as when defining keys in an Object), but
to the best of my knowledge, JavaScript is definitely aware of and
sensitive to quotes.
Todd
P.S. I'm interpreting the term "quotes" to mean both single and double.
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