It's unclear to me why the "god object" pattern described in the article isn't a good solution. The pattern in the article is different from the "god object" pattern as commonly known[1], in that the god object in the article doesn't need to be referenced after initialization. It's basically used once during initialization then forgotten.
It's normal for an application to be built from many independent modules that accept their dependencies as inputs via dependency inversion[2]. The modules are initialized at program start by code that composes everything together. Using the "god object" pattern from the article is basically the same thing.
It's normal for an application to be built from many independent modules that accept their dependencies as inputs via dependency inversion[2]. The modules are initialized at program start by code that composes everything together. Using the "god object" pattern from the article is basically the same thing.
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/God_object [2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dependency_inversion_principle