Adds Bevy community talk

Author: erikjee

public/images/people/jos.jpg

@@ -57,13 +57,12 @@ const breaks = [
         striped
     />
     <Item
-        title="Ecosystem track: Bevy Engine (TBA)"
+        talk="jos"
         color="blue"
         track={2}
         time="9:40"
         duration={35}
         room={secondary}
-        striped
     />
     <MultiItem
         talks={Array(3).fill({

src/components/timetable/Tuesday.astro

@@ -0,0 +1,34 @@
+---
+layout: "../../layouts/TalkLayout.astro"
+
+tracks: 
+ - ecosystem
+talkTitle: "WATERWOLF: The Bevy Engine in Action"
+talkLevel: "All"
+talkTags: []
+talkDuration: 30 # 15 or 30 min
+
+speakers: [{
+    name: "Jos Feenstra",
+    image: "jos.jpg",
+    title: "",
+    org: "",
+    url: "https://josfeenstra.nl/",
+    bluesky: "",
+    linkedin: "https://www.linkedin.com/in/jos-feenstra/",
+    twitter: "",
+    mastodon: "",
+    github: "https://github.com/josfeenstra",
+}]
+day: "tuesday"
+---
+
+We've all heard the joke: for every five Rust games, we build fifty game engines. And honestly? No shame in that! But for those looking to tip the scales toward actually making games, I want to share my experience developing WATERWOLF—a historical Dutch city builder where you must fight the sea to keep your town safe.
+
+This talk is a case study on using the Bevy engine at scale for 3D, covering procedural generation, custom shaders, and UI systems. Expect hard-won lessons and plenty of insights into making Bevy work for a full-fledged game.
+
+////// <!-- sepatator between abstract and bio -->
+
+Architectural designer turned geodetic engineer turned game developer. Discovered Rust five years ago and haven’t touched another language since. Currently developing WATERWOLF as co-owner of Geofront.nl. Passionate about connecting CAD, BIM, and GIS industries—because we have a lot to learn from each other!
+
+When I’m not behind a keyboard, you’ll find me cycling, boxing, reading, or making music. Terrible at chess, but excellent at cheesy tarot readings.