I simply am wondering if the only way to have any sort of spotify application be web-based, as opposed to app-based, would be to have it as a Spotify app within the Spotify application or if it's possible to have it standalone.
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It sounds like you're getting confused between our APIs.
Spotify Apps is a platform inside our Spotify client. You write them using HTML5/JavaScript. They're run locally, but you can have it talk to a backend service if you wish.
Spotify's Web API provides HTTP REST services for search and metadata lookup.
libSpotify is for standalone native applications. You can have that application host a web service — there are Ruby bindings, for instance — but there are a few Terms of Service you need to be aware of concerning logging in as a user from your own service. You can find the ToS on http://developer.spotify.com.