Is webmonkeying the only programming that's left?

Why is it that looking through the /haskell reddit, I see everyone talking web shit as if it were the most important thing in the world? Is making shopping carts really the only place where programmers can make money nowadays? Or is it just that the Haskell community is primarily oriented for the Web because it cannot into real programming?

If we want to grow commercial Haskell use significantly, we need to focus on performant full stack web development heavily.
Is Haskell is a fairly robust language for Web application in a sensitive area
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Having a website doesn't require much programmer effort. Shopping carts have been written 15 years ago in great variety. Sure, nowadays the Web supports funky Javascript effects and animations, but what are all those web-coders really doing for money there? What's so hard about fetching something from a database and shoving into an HTML page?