I realized that I can have problems with single quotes in php arrays:
\'Let\'s start your project\',
\"h1\"
First of all, some people will say that simple-quoted strings are faster that double-quoted strings ; you should not care about that kind of micro-optimization : it will not make any difference for your application.
The difference between simple-quoted and double-quoted strings is :
\n
, \t
, ...For reference, in the PHP manual :
I would that that, in the general matter, it's mostly a matter of personnal preferences...
Personnaly, in a situation such as the one you described, I would use a double-quoted string, like you did : it make the code easier to both write and read, as you don't have to escape that quote.
Do whatever is most readable, assuming you don't need the double-quote special features. For me, that's using whichever quotes for the string that appear the least in the string.