On the note of libraries targeting multiplateforms: Dartlang shares this problem with Dart/Web, Dart/Server, and Dart/Flutter. Dart helps ease the pain of using and finding the right libraries with this site: https://pub.dartlang.org/ It would be great to have something similar for Kotlin where authors could tag their libraries for multiple platforms and provide documentation and links.

Wouldn't be feasible with the build process used by Kotlin for multi-platform projects (Gradle).

True, Pub has the advantage of being built for this setup where as Gradle does not (which doesn't even mention the other options for building Kotlin across all platforms)

Gradle doesn't have the discoverability and update system parts, instead it allows dev environments to be isolated/controlled which is extremely important.

What I'm really wanting is a hub for Kotlin libraries. The actually dependencies could be published on maven. More like a Kotlin directory. Awesome-Kotlin is nice but not enough

Awesome-Kotlin is just a website containing useful Kotlin links (articles, libs etc).

Agreed. I think we can do better. I would love to browse Kotlin multiplatform libraries easily as Dart packages

Can recall Hadi Hariri mentioning about a maven repo browser project (written using Kotlin Native as a CLI program), which was at the idea stage. 🤔