I like Zen Coding a lot, specifically for CSS. HTML, it's ok, but not always faster IMO. The list example is a good one because I think it's an easy 'this is better' use-case, but for most things that don't require multiple instances of something it's not adding much (and that's ok, there's only so much you can do there).
For this nested table example, it's great. Another multiple instance example. There's probably no easier way to pump out that code so fast, but if it were a standard table, anything will do, even the hated (by most on here) WYSIWYGs, that could drop a customized table in a few clicks.
For this nested table example, it's great. Another multiple instance example. There's probably no easier way to pump out that code so fast, but if it were a standard table, anything will do, even the hated (by most on here) WYSIWYGs, that could drop a customized table in a few clicks.