I love IDEs, but I need something that gives me a good consistent editing experience between all the languages, config files and everything in between that's no

I love IDEs, but I need something that gives me a good consistent editing experience between all the languages, config files and everything in between that's not tracked in a project file of some IDE. That's VSCode for me. My initial reason for switching from Notepad++ to VSCode was file search speed. We have a lot of 5GB folders at work that I can search in a few seconds in VSCode. It needs 2-3 minutes in Notepad++. That is of course thanks to ripgrep.