* Extend an application across more than one platform, without having to re-implement it with each platform's language and tool set. * Deploy a web app that's packaged for distribution in various app store portals. * Mixing native application components with a WebView (special browser window) that can access device-level APIs, or if you want to develop a plugin interface between native and WebView components.

As emo has simple and easy to use application programming interface that is running on top of the Squirrel programming language, you don't have to endure the difficulties of learning Objective-C and Java, and you can focus on your game logic by using one programming language. Not only novice programmers but also professional game programmers who are familiar with Lua (famous game programming language in the game industry) will make full use of Squirrel in a minute because Squirrel is much inspired by the language like Lua, JavaScript and Python.