The recent introduction of a new Kotlin DSL version in Gradle has transformed the way we configure compiler options for KMP projects. This talk dives deep into the capabilities of this new DSL, exploring its advantages for developers working with KMP.

I'll begin by comparing the new DSL version to the previous versions of DSL. You'll precisely understand the improved readability, maintainability, and flexibility offered to the Kotlin syntax by the new DSL version.

I will also showcase practical examples of configuring compiler options for various targets within a KMP project. I'll cover features such as setting target-specific flags, optimizing compilation for different platforms and leveraging advanced options for enhanced control on this talk.

By the end of this talk, you will be equipped with the knowledge and skills to consolidate the new Kotlin DSL in Gradle effectively and build more robust, efficient KMP applications. Join me and we will embrace the future of KMP together.