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Add some adjustments and add my talk information
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index.html

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tdSession.innerHTML =
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`${talk.title} <span class="session-language">(${talk.language})</span>` +
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(isExpandable ? ` <span class="arrow-icon">⤵</span>
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<div id="${talk.id}" class="talk-description">$${formatDescription(talk.description)}</div>` : '');
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<div id="${talk.id}" class="talk-description">${formatDescription(talk.description)}</div>` : '');
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// Speakers
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const tdSpeaker = document.createElement('td');
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tdSpeaker.className = 'table-cell table-cell-speaker';

speakers.json

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"id": "isidro",
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"name": "Professor Isídro",
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"title": "Java Champion | Professor | Instrutor | Consultor | Java Developer | Cloud Computing Specialist",
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"bio": "Professor Isidro é atualmente professor da UFABC. Doutor em Engenharia Elétrica com ênfase em Sistemas Digitais e Mestre em Ciência da Computação.\n\nAtua com Game Development, Mobile Computing, High Performance e Cloud Computing. Fanático por jogos e programação, ainda acredita que teremos um Brasil mais programador e empreendedor!"
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"bio": "Professor Isidro é atualmente professor da UFABC. Doutor em Engenharia Elétrica com ênfase em Sistemas Digitais e Mestre em Ciência da Computação.\n\nAtua com Game Development, Mobile Computing, High Performance e Cloud Computing. Fanático por jogos e programação, ainda acredita que teremos um Brasil mais programador e empreendedor!",
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"image": "speakers-pics/isidro.jpg",
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"linkedin": "https://www.linkedin.com/in/professor-isidro-phd/",
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"twitter": "https://x.com/prof_isidro"
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{
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"id": "max",
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"name": "Max Arruda",
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"name": "Maximillian Arruda",
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"title": "Senior IT Engineer Analyst | Developer Advocate 🥑 | Jakarta EE Ambassador | Jakarta NoSQL Committer | Oracle ACE Associate | SouJava JUG leader ☕️ | Open-source contributor | Streamer, Speaker and Article writer🎤📄",
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"bio": "Maximillian has been involved with software development since 2003. He is a Software Engineer, Developer Advocate, open-source enthusiast, Committer of the Jakarta NoSQL specification and Eclipse JNoSQL project, the latter of which is an implementation of the Jakarta NoSQL and Jakarta Data specifications. Maximillian is also a Jakarta EE Contributor and Ambassador.\n\nMaximillian is also a JUG leader at SouJava (The Java Users Society), one of the world's largest Java User Groups Community, and an Oracle ACE Associate. His international speaking experience includes: Jakarta Tech Talks; GeeCON 2023 Prague; EclipseCON 2023 Germany; Oracle DevLive SP 2024 and GeeCON 2024 Kraków.\n\nMaximillian enjoys learning and helping developers by organizing, participating, and speaking at tech events and meetup community events. Besides liking tech stuff, he loves martial arts, especially Shotokan Karate - he is 1st DAN level and teaches in the school that his association is part of. He follows the 'family first' philosophy! He highly enjoys playing video games with his sons: Pietro and Giulliano. Of course, he loves standing with his wife: Maira." "image": "speakers-pics/max.jpeg",
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"bio": "Maximillian has been involved with software development since 2003. He is a Software Engineer, Developer Advocate, open-source enthusiast, Committer of the Jakarta NoSQL specification and Eclipse JNoSQL project, the latter of which is an implementation of the Jakarta NoSQL and Jakarta Data specifications. Maximillian is also a Jakarta EE Contributor and Ambassador.\n\nMaximillian is also a JUG leader at SouJava (The Java Users Society), one of the world's largest Java User Groups Community, and an Oracle ACE Associate. His international speaking experience includes: Jakarta Tech Talks; GeeCON 2023 Prague; EclipseCON 2023 Germany; Oracle DevLive SP 2024 and GeeCON 2024 Kraków.\n\nMaximillian enjoys learning and helping developers by organizing, participating, and speaking at tech events and meetup community events. Besides liking tech stuff, he loves martial arts, especially Shotokan Karate - he is 1st DAN level and teaches in the school that his association is part of. He follows the 'family first' philosophy! He highly enjoys playing video games with his sons: Pietro and Giulliano. Of course, he loves standing with his wife: Maira.",
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"image": "speakers-pics/max.jpeg",
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"linkedin": "https://www.linkedin.com/in/maxarruda/",
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"twitter": "https://x.com/maxdearruda"
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},

talks.json

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"id": "max-coming",
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"title": "Coming Soon",
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"description": "",
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"title": "Domain-Driven Design: Manage Data With with Jakarta Data and Jakarta NoSQL",
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"description": "Managing data access in Domain-Driven Design (DDD) applications can be challenging, especially when working with different database types, like relational and NoSQL. This talk explores how to simplify that complexity using the power of two modern Jakarta specifications: Jakarta NoSQL and Jakarta Data.\n\nJakarta NoSQL and Jakarta Data helps simplify data access, making it easier to implement domain-focused repositories, integrate ubiquitous language, and naturally align business semantics with your code.\n\nThis session is framework-agnostic but will showcase examples running on Quarkus, a cloud-native Java platform optimized for developer productivity. What you’ll walk away with:\n\n- A practical understanding of the difference between DAOs and domain-driven repositories.\n\n- How Jakarta NoSQL maps Java entities to NoSQL structures.\n\n- How Jakarta Data empowers expressive queries aligned with business logic.\n\n- How to apply these tools in modern Java apps to bridge the gap between code and business.",
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"language": "english",
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"time": "12:00",
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"date": "2025-06-03",

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