[Php vs java] the Java industry is viewed by PHP CMS

Recently, I used wordpress And mambo, which are very famous in the php industry. They feel that these two things are really easy to use and feature very powerful, I can't figure out which CMS in the java field can be compared with them, which leads to some thinking. The technical staff in the java field can easily evaluate the quality of a thing from a technical point of view, I think this is why forums and CMS in the java Community cannot always be compared with other language systems. It doesn't mean that the java Community can't really make CMS that is as easy to use as mambo.
The open-source atmosphere in the java field is very good. The advantage is that it promotes the development of technology in the entire industry and makes many technical ideas in the java industry a leading idea in the entire software field, the disadvantage is that the java Community staff are prone to blind technical pursuits. Many times, they are separated from their needs and from what a system really needs, this is not to mention the sorrow of the java Community. With the technical accumulation of the java Community, it is no longer difficult or slow to make easy-to-use forums and CMS systems than other language systems, just as I always think that the speed of a skilled webwork + spring + hibernate developer development module will surely be faster than that of developers using php and asp.net, but why does the java industry feel that development efficiency is always far lower than that of other language systems? This is worth thinking about.
In terms of response speed, I think the speed of developing java systems has long been slower than that of other language systems. It should be faster than that of other language systems.
Of course, it is undeniable that the biggest advantage of the java language is still on enterprise-level applications. Maybe this is a reason why the java Community focuses on CMS and forums, is there enough reason ??
What are the advantages of java? I think the biggest advantage of java at present is its good open-source atmosphere, which ensures that java remains a leading position in the field of technology, but the software is service-oriented, everyone accepts this idea. ^ _ ^ cannot always think about reducing the development difficulty technically, but ignore the usability that is very important to users, in fact, in addition to functions, in addition to interaction, the usability of these functions often requires sufficient experience to be formed. java systems tend to look powerful, in fact, many of those functions may not be what the user wants. When the functions are powerful, the system is too flexible to use, how to turn leading advantages into real things is the most critical ....

"A good system is a good system in the way users want to operate." Haha, I suddenly feel that the system that guides user interaction is a truly promising system. ^_^, A system that allows users to get used to is a terrible system, typically windows, office