Yes, other JavaScript frameworks and libraries can use Virtual DOM. In fact, Virtual DOM is not tied to any specific framework and can be implemented by any JavaScript library or framework.

  The concept of Virtual DOM was popularized by React.js, but it has been adopted by other frameworks and libraries as well. For example, libraries like Vue.js and Angular also use a Virtual DOM implementation to efficiently update the user interface.

  The idea behind Virtual DOM is to create a lightweight representation of the actual DOM tree in memory. This allows the framework or library to make changes to the Virtual DOM first and then calculate the minimal set of changes needed to update the real DOM. By only updating the necessary parts of the DOM, the framework can optimize rendering performance.

  Using Virtual DOM can provide several benefits. It simplifies the process of updating the UI by abstracting away the low-level DOM manipulation. It also helps in achieving better performance by reducing the number of expensive DOM operations.

  However, it's important to note that the implementation of Virtual DOM may vary between frameworks and libraries. While the underlying concept remains the same, the specific APIs and strategies for working with Virtual DOM may differ. Therefore, if you intend to use Virtual DOM with a specific framework or library, it is recommended to refer to the respective documentation for guidance on how to work with Virtual DOM in that particular context.