My app has inputs that trigger expensive work while the user types: search boxes that hit the API per keystroke, autosave fields that save on every change, live filters that re-query the database continuously. Audit each of these and fix them: 1. Find every input that triggers a network request, heavy computation, or re-render on each keystroke or change event. 2. Apply the right rate-limiting per case: - Debounce search-as-you-type (wait until the user pauses, typically 200-400ms) and cancel in-flight requests when a newer query supersedes them, so responses don't arrive out of order. - Autosave: debounce and also batch; show a clear saving/saved state so users trust it. Handle the case where the user closes the tab mid-debounce (save on blur or beforeunload if the content is dirty). - Sliders, scroll handlers, resize handlers: throttle instead (run at most every N ms) since these fire continuous events where the intermediate values matter less than the latest. 3. Add a minimum query length where it makes sense (no search for one character). 4. Make sure loading states don't flicker: don't flash a spinner for requests that resolve in 100ms; use a small delay before showing loading UI. Don't debounce things that need immediate response (form submit, button clicks). The deliverable is the updated handlers plus a note on how to verify: watch the network tab while typing quickly and confirm only one request fires after the pause.