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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There is a big demand for web programming because there is a big demand for businesses to have web presence as a kind of "digital brochure". The other reason for the demand is because businesses have user-facing applications that is intended to be distributed through the Internet - the most common web application being a web store.

Writing an application to fulfill the specification is only one part of writing an application. The value of user-facing applications is designing a user interface that allows users to complete their task with as little hassle as possible.