I used swift on WSL1 and even compiled natively for Windows. But i guess the pure Windows ecosystem is rough on the edges right now, but doable. And in WSL(1)

I used swift on WSL1 and even compiled natively for Windows. But i guess the pure Windows ecosystem is rough on the edges right now, but doable. And in WSL(1) things have worked pretty the same as in Linux. Just download the packaged binary distributed on their site, and you are ready to go. (Oh, a note; its not the tensorflow branch, if is thats what you want)