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 At least that's how they describe it.  My take would be that it's something of an amalgamation between [JSONLogic](https://jsonlogic.com/) and [Jsonnet](https://jsonnet.org/).  It supports expressions, through which it can do a lot of the logic things that JSON Logic gives you, and it can perform templating and data transformations, giving you a lot of what Jsonnet can do.
 
-Their [docs](https://json-e.js.org/) are really great, and I recommend reading through those.  It's not long, but it still does a good job of covering what JSON-e can do.  I'll also be writing some docs for how you can use JSON-e in .Net.
+Their [docs](https://json-e.js.org/) are really great, and I recommend reading through those.  It's not long, but it still does a good job of covering what JSON-e can do.  I've also written some [docs](https://docs.json-everything.net/json-e/basics/) for how you can use JSON-e in .Net.
 
 This post is going to highlight some of the interesting aspects of the expression syntax that I discovered while implementing it.  It's going to take a bit of setup, which is why this post is a bit longer than some of my others.  So grab a drink and get comfy because it's gonna get fun.