I am searching for month now and growing quite frustrated.
I just love python. 
So after doing a lot of console based stuff I wanted to do some graphical UIs as well.
I am aware of most of the frameworks (wxpython, glade, tk etc).
But: I do not want to write the code for the GUI itself per hand! Declaring every element from hand, thinking about grids and doing a trail and error to find out just how many pixels you have to move an object to get it in the right place. Well, lets say that just sounds like 1990's to me, and it is no fun at all.
So to put it plain and simple, what I am looking for is a solution that allows me to design a GUI graphically (WYSIWYG) and have an event based linking to python code.
Almost all major languages have that: For C/C++ their are certainly the most IDEs/tools that can do that. For Java there is Netbeans with Wwing (example of what i want; it would be ideal if that UI designer in Netbeans could spit out jython code, but no: python is supported but not UIdesign). Even Mono/Visual Basic etc. has tools like that.
So why the hell is their nothing for python?
P.S. And please, no comments like "If you are are real programmer you do it by hand to get cleaner code". If I want something very specific I edit it by hand, but designing a standard UI by hand is a waste of time.
See Glade, particularly in use with the libglade Python bindings.
Is there really no event based wysiwyg Gui builder for python/jython etc