Zen Coding for emacs!

Writing html (mockups or design implementations) is tedious work (if you can get it) and this is where Zen Coding comes in. I was pleasantly surprised to find a working implementation for emacs.

Not going into too much detail here, zen coding is an input filter (sort of) that expands easily memorizable abbreviations into html. If, for example, You need to quickly create a table that has 5 rows, 4 cells each, You can type write:

table#some-id>tr*5>td*3>a.some-class

Expanding this in emacs (C-return by default) produces:

Nice.