Blistering used in a sentence

Blistering in a sentence as a noun

It was blistering fast, and they supplemented it with codes written on a piece of paper.

Lectures moved at blistering pace and entire chapters were covered in just one or two class periods.

As apps and services evolve at blistering pace, I love the fact that we can get some fresh air, and a wave of new innovations.

Look, I don't have enough experience to be sure on this kind of thing, but it seems like RethinkDB is being developed at a blistering pace.

Blistering in a sentence as an adjective

If we cut down all the abstractions layers we're using every day we could create amazingly small program than ran at blistering pace.

The only times I took such notes were in a couple of mathematics courses which moved at a blistering pace and had no textbook or other provided material: in those, it was essential to write everything down so that it could be studied and learned later, after class.

Through the use of cutting and witty satire OP has demonstrated that there is in fact an overabundance of programming languages to choose from with support and tooling, not only stating the obvious, but also serving as a blistering put-down to an individual who worked very hard to provide something useful and did it for absolutely no compensation.