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.
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Remember that the web is a presentation layer to your application. It's not hard to connect a DBMS to a web page. Web stores are a solved problem. The fact that it's "easy" to develop a web application is irrelevant. The main fact is that the employers don't want to learn the details of getting it done.

So why are the Haskell people so interested in web technologies? Web applications are in demand right now and also within the foreseeable future. People are willing to pay money to an expert to design and maintain their web applications.