diff --git a/API-Reference.md b/API-Reference.md
index 8326381..e1b1ad0 100644
--- a/API-Reference.md
+++ b/API-Reference.md
@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ Represents an array in a JSON object tree.
 
 The constructor is private, you cannot instanciate a `JsonArray` directly, you have to use a `JsonBuffer`.
 
-Because the actual memory location of a `JsonArray` is in the `JsonBuffer`, you always manipulate them through reference and you cannot copy them.
+Because the memory of a `JsonArray` is located a `JsonBuffer`, you always manipulate it through reference and you cannot copy it.
 
 ##### Example
 
@@ -78,24 +78,41 @@ will write
 ["hello",3.1416]
 ```
 
-#### JsonArray::get()
+### JsonArray::get()
+
 ##### Description
 Gets the value at the specified index.
 
-##### Signatures
+##### Signature
 ```c++
-JsonVariant get(size_t index)
+JsonVariant get(size_t index) const
+T get<T>(size_t index) const;
 ```
 
 ##### Arguments
-`index`
+
+`index`: the index of the the value in the array.
+
+`T`: the type of the value
 
 ##### Return value
 
+The value at the specified index. This can be a `JsonVariant` or a value of type T.
+
+The template version of `get()` returns a value of the specified type.
+In case of an error (index out of range or incompatible type), the default value of the type `T` is returned.
+
 ##### Example
 ```c++
+char json[] = "[1,3.14]";
+StaticJsonBuffer<256> jsonBuffer;
+JsonArray& array = jsonBuffer.parseArray(json);
+int value0 = array.get(0); // implicit cast of the JsonVariant
+float value1 = array.get<float>(1); // template version of get()
+const char* value2 = array.get(2); // returns NULL
 ```
-#### JsonArray::operator[]
+
+### JsonArray::operator[]
 
 ##### Description
 ##### Signatures