There's a ton of things you can do. Using cacheable=True in your selects if you don't need update_record/delete_record can speed things up. Restricting the fields you get from your records to the ones you're actually using can also help. Paying attention to recursive queries as you may be doing a lot of them. Use redis for sessions to avoid session locks which can cause long delays if you have multiple ajax calls. Etc. There are really a ton of things you could be doing but, first, you need to know where the delay actually is, which means you need to measure stuff and see what's happening.
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